Ashfordpublished at 05:38 British Summer Time 8 May 2015
The Conservatives have held Ashford.
Updates from the general and local elections in south East England on 7 and 8 May 2015
The Conservatives have held Ashford.
Damian Collins has been re-elected as the Conservative MP for Folkestone & Hythe with 26,323 votes - a majority of 13,797.
He beat UKIP's Harriet Yeo into second place, who received 12,526 votes.
Ms Yeo was formerly chairwoman of Labour's national executive committee.
She was selected as UKIP's candidate in place of Janice Atkinson, who was expelled from the party after allegations a member of her staff tried to arrange a false receipt for a meal.
The Conservatives hold Guildford.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has held Sevenoaks for the Conservatives.
Lesley McCabe
BBC Surrey
The number of papers verified in Mole Valley was 55,329.
Turnout in the constituency was 74.7% in this election - down from a turnout of 75.1% in 2010.
Mole Valley includes the market town of Dorking and the Surrey Hills area which includes Box Hill - the beauty spot made famous by Jane Austen and the London 2012 road cycle race.
The Conservatives have held Wealden.
The Conservatives have taken Eastbourne from the Liberal Democrats with a majority of just 733 votes.
Caroline Ansell becomes the new MP with 20,934 votes, replacing Stephen Lloyd.
Mr Lloyd took the seat from the Tories in 2010 with a majority of 3,435.
It was the only seat lost by the Conservatives in the South East in that election.
The Conservatives hold Folkestone & Hythe.
The Conservatives hold Surrey East.
The Conservatives have held Dover.
Sir Paul Beresford retains his seat in Mole Valley for the Conservatives.
The Conservatives' Julian Brazier holds Canterbury.
The Conservatives take Eastbourne from the Liberal Democrats.
Amber Rudd has held Hastings & Rye for the Conservatives with 22,686 votes, ahead of Labour's Sarah Owen with 17,890, and UKIP's Andrew Michael with 6,786.
She now has a Conservative majority of 4,796 - up from 1,993 in the 2010 general election.
Greg Clark holds Tunbridge Wells for the Conservatives, with a majority of 22,874.
Kamran Ellahi
BBC Surrey
It's a shame the betting shop is shut at Epsom Racecourse.
Conservative Chris Grayling - the coalition government's justice secretary - is thought to be a "dead cert" for the Epsom & Ewell seat.
Johnny Cantor
BBC Surrey
Still verifying #surreyheath in #GE2015 and borough & parish elections. News unlikely until well after 06:00 according to those in the hall.
The Conservatives hold Hastings & Rye.
Henry Smith, who has held Crawley for the Conservatives, has offered his "sincere commiserations" to Labour's Chris Oxlade.
"He's someone who's passionate about his home town... I genuinely feel for you," he said.
Mr Smith received 22,829 votes, with Mr Oxlade coming second with 16,303.
The Conservatives' Henry Smith holds Crawley.