Tory minister Johnny Mercer loses his seat in Plymouth Moor View to Labour's Fred Thomas
The Liberal Democrats win Torbay, Newton Abbot, North Devon, South Devon, Honiton & Sidmouth and Tiverton & Minehead from the Conservatives
Labour hold Exeter and Plymouth Sutton & Devonport
The Conservatives hold South West Devon, Torridge & Tavistock, Exmouth & Exeter East and Central Devon
Martyn Oates
BBC South West Political Editor
It’s clear talking to a very reliable Tory source that they are expecting to lose most of their MPs in the region.
The Liberal Democrats have gained Newton Abbot from the Conservatives - with Martin Wrigley being declared the winner.
Michael Bagley, the Reform UK candidate in South Devon who voted Conservative at the last election, said his party is mainly taking votes from the Conservatives, but he has spoken to Labour voters on the doorstep who said they were considering voting for him.
"I think we have taken a lot of votes from the Conservative candidate, from Anthony Mangnall, and you can feel sympathetic in one sense, but we just had to stand...and give people an opportunity to vote for something different."
The Labour party has held on to Exeter - with Steve Race winning 18,225 votes.
The first constituency to be declared in Devon is the Torbay constituency - where the Liberal Democrats have gained the seat from the Conservatives.
Miles Davis
BBC Devon political reporter
Candidates are keeping a close eye on the count for Central Devon as the ballot slips that will decide their future are sorted into piles.
Jeffrey Leeks, from Reform UK wearing a white and turquoise rosette, can be seen here with Labour candidate Ollie Pearson, sporting a red tie, just a few steps away.
The exit poll showed Central Devon to be a very close contest between the Conservative cabinet minister Mel Stride and Mr Pearson.
Hattie McCann
BBC Devon
Very busy here as expected with three constituencies being counted at the Plymouth Life Centre.
A moment of excitement as Dogs at Polling Stations was taken a step further and a dog called Nancy ran into the counting hall. An appropriate name considering Nancy Astor had her seat in Plymouth Sutton in 1919.
Counting has started for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport, external and Plymouth Moor View.
South West Devon boxes took longer to arrive as it is a much more rural constituency.
The turnout for the South West Devon constituency was confirmed as 67.48%.
John Ayres
BBC Spotlight
The turnout for the Honiton and Sidmouth seat is at 67.24%.
The turnout for the Exmouth and Exeter East seat is at 64.36%.
The Liberal Democrats election agent Todd Olive tells me this seat is "too close to call".
He says: "What we are witnessing here is the birth of a true three-way marginal."
Eve Watson
BBC News, South West
Conservative candidate Kevin Foster says it has been "a disastrous night" for the Conservative Party.
"The exit polls clearly point to a very difficult night for the party, we've seen historic loss of seats, and a significant loss of vote share," he says.
Mr Foster adds: "We also need to regain some of the basic principles of being a professional and competent political party.
"Things like the betting scandal, it's almost unbelievable that people were placing bets rather than getting on with the job of delivering an election campaign..."
In 2019 Mr Foster won the seat in Torbay for the Conservatives, with 29,863 votes, and a majority of 17,749.
Miles Davis
Political reporter, BBC Devon
The turnout in Central Devon has just been confirmed as 71.2%, with a total of 75,385 people casting their vote.
Georgia Cornish
BBC Devon
The BBC's Georgia Cornish is at the Torridge & Tavistock count in Bideford.
The pace on the floor is picking up a little as boxes are trickling in from as far south as Tavistock.
The quiet mumbles of time-filling chats have been replaced by the sound of paper corners being swiped as they're counted and the patiently waiting candidates finally have something to discuss with their teams.
Ben Woolvin
BBC South West Home Affairs correspondent
Counting is now under way in Totnes for the South Devon constituency.
The turnout has been confirmed as 68.01% - down from 74.7% in 2019.
Miles Davis
BBC Devon political reporter
A Labour source says it's too close to call here at the Central Devon count where Conservative cabinet minister Mel Stride is fighting to retain his seat in the face of a strong challenge from Labour.
Votes are still being verified with the turnout expected to be announced shortly.
Candidates from Labour, the Greens, Reform, and the Liberal Democrats are all here, while Mr Stride is yet to arrive.
Lucie Fisher
BBC Spotlight
In Plymouth Sutton & Devonport, turnout has been verified at 56.15%.
And in Plymouth Moor View turnout this time around was 57.51% - compared to 65.6% in the 2019 general election.
Scott Bingham
BBC Spotlight
Counting is well under way here in Newton Abbot.
The turnout is in, 48,155 people headed to the polling stations throughout the day – 65.2% of the electorate.
John Danks
BBC Spotlight
Counting has begun in Barnstaple.
Turnout in the North Devon constituency has been confirmed at 65.19% - 51,548 votes.
This is significantly down from 2019, when there was a turnout of 72%.
Ben Woolvin
BBC South West Home Affairs correspondent
One of the counters at the South Devon count is making good use of the time between verification and counting.
The big question: Is the Exit Poll right to project that orange will be the colour of the night in this constituency?
All of the boxes have arrived here at the Totnes Pavilion Leisure Centre, but we are still waiting for turnout figures.
Eve Watson
BBC News, South West
The turnout is in for Torbay - 46,226 people headed to the polling stations throughout the day today - 60% of the electorate.
Of the 16,339 postal votes sent out, 79% were returned.
The BBC's Hamish Marshall is live on BBC Radio Devon overnight, bringing you updates, interviews, and more on the Your Voice, Your Vote election special.
