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
Ben Woolvin
BBC South West Home Affairs correspondent
The arrival of the final boxes here at the South Devon count means all of the ballot boxes are now in.
However, the turnout figure is still expected to be some way off yet.
Georgia Cornish
BBC Devon
As the clock ticked past midnight here in Bideford, we hit almost a complete pause in the count covering the Torridge and Tavistock constituency.
The last of the postal votes are being verified and counted but the wait on boxes from further afield is slowing things down, with more than a 10-minute gap between the end of the last box and the arrival of the next.
Eve Watson
BBC South West
Ballot counting is under way at the Riviera Centre here in Torquay.
Exit polls have forecast this seat could be taken by the Liberal Democrats.
They had previously held the seat in Torbay since 1997, until Kevin Foster won for the Conservative Party in 2015.
Steve Darling, the group leader for the Lib Dems for Torbay Council, is hoping to turn the seat yellow again.
Mr Darling and Mr Foster have yet to make an appearance at the count, but Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon and Cornwall Alison Hernandez is here to show her support for the Conservatives.
The Tiverton & Minehead constituency is new – and is one which crosses the county boundaries of Devon and Somerset.
Several parliamentary constituencies were changed in 2023 to even out the number of voters in each.
The MP elected in Tiverton & Minehead will have to deal with two sets of major councils, two police forces, and two or more NHS health trusts.
There are five candidates standing here.
BBC's Peter Smith is at the count at the Wellsprings Leisure Centre in Taunton.
Miles Davis
Political reporter, South West
We're still waiting for all of the votes to arrive here at Lord's Meadow Leisure Centre in Crediton.
It's unsurprising given that Central Devon is one of the largest constituencies by area in England - about 30 miles (48km) from Nomansland in the north to Buckfastleigh in the south and 30 miles across from Beaworthy to Bradninch.
Ballot boxes arriving at the Central Devon count in Crediton
John Danks
BBC Spotlight
All of the ballot boxes have reached us here at the Tarka Tennis Centre in Barnstaple.
From as far west in the North Devon constituency as Lynton and Lynmouth, and Rackenford in the east.
Verification of votes is likely to continue here for another 45 minutes.
Scott Bingham
BBC Spotlight
Ballot boxes have arrived and votes have started to be counted for the Newton Abbot seat.
Held by the Conservatives since 2010, the seat was won by Anne Marie Morris in 2019, with 29,190 votes – 55.5% of the votes. There are eight candidates standing here.
Ballot boxes have arrived and the count is under way at the new seat of Honiton and Sidmouth.
As a new constituency, it officially has no defending incumbent, but, in practice, it arguably has two.
The seat was created from parts of the old East Devon constituency on the one hand and Tiverton and Honiton on the other.
Both the former seats were traditionally solidly Tory, but a dramatic by-election two years ago saw the Lib Dems snatch Tiverton and Honiton from the Conservatives for the first time ever.
Ben Woolvin
BBC South West Home Affairs correspondent
This is one of the six seats in Devon and Cornwall on the Liberal Democrats target list - seats which they are trying to take from the Conservatives.
The exit poll will make encouraging reading for the Lib Dems here, and they will hope that efforts to co-ordinate an anti-Conservative vote have helped them, but make no mistake they have a mountain to climb.
For the last three general elections the Conservatives have got more than 50% of the vote in this constituency - meaning that, in those elections at least, even if all of the non-conservative voters had voted for a single candidate the Conservative candidate would still have won.
The closest the Lib Dems came to taking this seat was in 1997 - a really bad night for the Tories - when Tony Blair’s labour government was first elected - the Conservative Anthony Steen (36.5%) had a majority of 877 over the Lib Dem Rob Chase (34.9%). There have been some boundary changes since then.
If we are giving ourselves a bit of tolerance when it comes to boundary changes we could go back even further and say it‘s been more that 100 years since this area chose an MP that wasn’t a Conservative. Voters here chose a Liberal MP in 1923.
Counting is under way in Torquay, where the Torbay constituency votes are being counted.
There are six candidates standing in the Torbay constituency.
Those are - Steve Darling (Liberal Democrats), Kevin Foster (Conservatives), Paul Moor (Workers Party of Britain), Gordon Scott (Reform UK), Charlie West (Green Party), and Chris Wongsosaputro (Labour).
In the 2019 general election, Kevin Foster won for the Conservatives, with 29,863 votes, and a majority of 17,749.
The seat has been held by the Conservatives since 2015, when the party gained it from the Liberal Democrats.
Miles Davis
Political reporter, South West
Votes are being counted for the Central Devon constituency at the Lord's Meadow Leisure Centre in Crediton.
The beginning of the evening was marked by a shrill whistle blast from the man in charge - Stephen Walford, chief executive of Mid Devon District Council - only adding to the school gym class atmosphere in the room lined with basketball hoops.
The counters are currently checking through postal votes for the constituency.
The election count for the Central Devon constituency, at Lord's Meadow Leisure Centre in Crediton
Boxes filled with votes are arriving at the Life Centre in Plymouth.
Votes in the Plymouth Sutton & Devonport, Plymouth Moor View, and South West Devon constituencies will be counted here.
BBC South West's Political Editor Martyn Oates is there for the duration of the count.
Seats in the most south-west of England generally are dominated by the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats, but not in Plymouth.
The area’s largest city is like a little outpost of national politics, with the Conservatives going to head-to-head, with Labour as the only game in town. And the spoils tend to be evenly divided as the city seesaws between the two big parties.
Ahead of the general election, BBC South West's Political Editor Martyn Oates has been looking at some of the seats to watch in Devon. Full story.
Votes are being counted in Exeter.
After the region’s Liberal Democrat MPs fell like dominos in the 2015 election, the only non-Conservative MP left standing was Labour’s Ben Bradshaw in Exeter.
Mr Bradshaw announced he was stepping down at the next election in 2022 – after 25 years as the MP for Exeter.
In 2019, Mr Bradshaw won with 29,882 votes, a majority of more than 10,000 votes.
The counting is under way at the Riverside Leisure Centre in Exeter
Earlier today people were out voting across Cornwall and Devon and some took their dogs with them.
Image source, Douglas Marshall
Image source, Liz Farmer
Image source, HannahMFLabour is set to win a general election landslide with a majority of 170, according to an exit poll for the BBC, ITV and Sky.
If the forecast is accurate, it means Sir Keir Starmer will become prime minister with 410 Labour MPs – just short of Tony Blair's 1997 total.
The Conservatives are predicted to slump to 131 MPs, their lowest number in post-war history.
The Liberal Democrats are projected to come third with 61 MPs.
The exit poll, overseen by Sir John Curtice and a team of statisticians, is based on data from voters at about 130 polling stations in England, Scotland and Wales. The poll does not cover Northern Ireland.
Read more here.
Image source, Ipsos/ BBC NewsAt the past five general elections, the exit poll has been accurate to within a range of 1.5 and 7.5 seats
As the results come in throughout the night, we’ll be bringing you information and the all-important results from the 13 constituencies around Devon.
Those are South West Devon, Plymouth Moor View, Plymouth Sutton & Devonport,Honiton & Sidmouth,Exmouth & Exeter East,Torridge & Tavistock,Tiverton & Minehead,South Devon,Newton Abbot,North Devon,Central Devon, Exeter, and Torbay.
Welcome to the BBC South West’s coverage of the general election in Devon now the polls have closed.
Devon will be returning 13 MPs in total. Who will they be? You'll be able to find out on our live feed here.
We'll be bringing the latest results as soon as they come in overnight, plus analysis and information throughout the night.
Voting has been taking place throughout the day across the UK in the 2024 General Election.
Join us after 22:00 BST for coverage of all the results and reaction across Devon.
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