Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

The first Yorkshire and Humber seat we're expecting tonight is Cleethorpes - probably sometime in the next half hour.

Conservative Martin Vickers currently holds the seat with a majority of just over 4,000.

Tim Dale
BBC Local Live

BBC Radio Sheffield reports that the turnout in Rotherham is 59.62%, slightly up on 2010 when it was 59.01%.

BBC reporter Kat Harbourne tweets:, external UKIP's Jane Collins says she will also eat her hat if exit polls are right. (She's not wearing one) @BBCSheffield #GE02015

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Craven Council has said that Skipton & Ripon won't declare before 04:00 BST. That's about 90 minutes back on what we were expecting.

Meanwhile, BBC Radio Leeds reports that at the Wakefield count, 100 ballot boxes out of 400 are still to be opened.

Lauren Potts
BBC Local Live

It's grim faces all round in the Liberal Democrat camp, according to spokesman James McGrory.

"I'm not going to stand here and tell you it's going to be anything other than a disappointing night for the Lib Dems," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.

Look's North Heidi Tomlinson tweets, external: Turnout so high in #selbyainsty that verification taking much longer than expected.

Tim Iredale
Political editor, Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

The Liberal Democrat candidate in Great Grimsby, Steve Beasant, tells me Nick Clegg should resign if exit polls are correct.

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Huddle around Lib Dem spokesman in Sheffield who says they're expecting a "bad night" .

Election 2015

Election night fever builds in Sheffield.

Image source, PA

BBC correspondent Dominic Hughes is at the Rotherham count where some candidates are feeling pretty confident.

He says: "UKIP source says the party will record some 'solid seconds', suggesting they will fail to take any of the three seats of Rotherham, Rother Valley and Wentworth & Dearne."

Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look North video journalist

tweets, external: Big debate here in #Barnsley over which gateau is better. Chocolate or strawberry. Only one way to decide. #ge2015

Great Grimsby is a leading UKIP target, and its candidate Victoria Ayling has told the BBC she feels positive.

She says: "It feels more concrete than last time; different, more substantial; people made their minds up a long time ago."

She believes she is going to take the seat from Labour. It has been held by Austin Mitchell for 38 years but he is retiring.

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Shan Oakes, the Green candidate in Harrogate, has said "tactical voting is a sad, sad situation" and predicted a Conservative win in the seat.

Tory Andrew Jones is the current MP there, winning by a slim margin in 2010. We think we'll hear from there just before 15:00 BST.

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Labour's Karl Turner won by a comfortable 8,000 majority in Hull East in 2010.

He says he's confident voters will reject the Conservatives. We should be about an hour away from a result there.

Emma Glaseby, Journalist, BBC Look North

tweets, external: Postal vote turnout in Doncaster is 79.6%. Counting to get under way shortly #ge2015

Sabbiyah Pervez
BBC Look North

tweets, external: Early speculation suggesting Galloway has lost his seat to Labours Naz shah. Also claims that Labour have gained Bradford East seat.

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

UKIP's David Jeffreys for Brigg and Goole says he's had an amazing response, particularly from Goole and Crowle.

Andrew Percy currently holds the seat for the Conservatives. It's expected to declare at about 04:30 BST.

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Sheffield Central was a major target for the Lib Dems in 2010 but they fell just short, Labour's Paul Blomfield winning the race with a majority of just 165.

Image source, Labour Party

The Greens, a distant fourth in 2010, have put the constituency top of its northern list of winnable seats.

Many of the Lib Dem votes last time came from the city's big student population who may well go Green this time around.

Some of the more colourful characters in Ed Miliband's constituency of Doncaster - supporters of the Monster Raving Loony Party.

Image source, Getty Images

Alasdair Gill
BBC News, Yorkshire

Reports of a recount at Bradford West - George Galloway's seat - were wrong, we are now hearing.

Galloway is facing a fight to keep his seat and possible police action over a tweet he retweeted before the polls closed.