The latest YouGov for the Evening Standard shows her still healthily ahead as Londoners' favourite in the Labour field, including among Labour supporters.
The greenest of the Labour field, Wolmar wants to gradually but radically reduce car use, pedestrianise Oxford Street, update council tax (as do some other candidates) and in general "make London a more affordable, liveable and sustainable city".
Labour field operations had expected to damage the Liberal Democrats in the northern cities, and they did – defeating the Lib Dems, for instance, in every contest in Manchester and making progress in Leeds, Wakefield, Sunderland and Liverpool.
The prime minister made his comments after Labour fielded Katie Piper, the victim of an acid attack, to talk about the importance of CCTV at a Labour press conference.
Using the now illegal method of women-only shortlists for some parliamentary seats, Labour fielded a record number of female candidates.
Labour fielded Jim Clarke, a GMB union member and refuse collection driver, while Ross Pepper, who works for an optician, represented the Liberal Democrats.
He said he wanted Labour to field more working class candidates.
The panel consists of two Labour members, Field and South Shields MP Emma Lewell-Buck, and three Conservatives, Sarah Newton, (Truro and Falmouth), John Glen (Salisbury) and Baroness Anne Jenkin.
Arguing that Labour must field its "biggest names" for mayoral jobs, Burnham said: "The mistake Labour made in Scotland was that when devolution came, we didn't field our biggest names and consequently it looked like we didn't take it seriously enough.
The private polls in the battle ground seats, broadly supported by reports from Labour's field operations and published polls, had shown that amongst all voters the party was on 33 points to the Tories 31 points, a swing of 3% on the 2010 vote.
According to the standard expectation, in the absence of the exchange rate as a shock absorber, reforms, including in the labour market field, need to substitute by enhancing the responsiveness of wages and prices to shocks (e.g., Bean, 1998).
