Richard Green
BBC Radio Devon

BBC Radio Devon's Richard Green tweets, external: "Can I go to sleep now?" UKIP'S Graham Smith is still waiting for the Tiverton declaration!

Labour's Alison Seabeck tweets, external: "I have been privileged to represent Plymouth Moor View. Saddened to have lost but thank all my friends and colleagues for their support."

BBC Radio Devon

BBC Radio Devon reporter Caroline Adams said Conservative Dr Sarah Wollaston is "delighted" to hold Totnes and she has more than tripled her majority.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Conservative Scott Mann (pictured) has taken Cornwall North from Liberal Democrat Dan Rogerson by polling 21,689 votes (45%) to Mr Rogerson's 15,068 (31%).

During his acceptance speech, Mr Mann thanked Mr Rogerson "for all your work over the past 10 years," adding: "Thank you very much, North Cornwall, I won't let you down."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

• Total votes - 67,192

• Con - 21,699

• Lib Dem - 15,068

• UKIP - 6,121

• Lab - 2,621

• Green - 2,063

• Mebyon Kernow - 631

Matt Pengelly
Local Live

The seat of Cornwall North on the Atlantic coast includes the popular resorts of Padstow and Bude, and the historic towns of Bodmin and Launceston.

It's been a Liberal Democrat seat since 1992 and in 2010, the party's Dan Rogerson held on with 48.1% of the votes; Conservatives got 41.7%, UKIP 4.9% and Labour 4.2%. Mr Rogerson's majority was 2,981.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Scott Mann takes the seat from the Liberal Democrats with 21,000 votes.

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

Sarah Wollaston has been elected in Totnes with 24,941 votes.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

• Con - 18,452

• Lab - 11,448

• UKIP - 6,776

• Lib Dem - 5,687

• Green - 2,608

• Mebyon Kernow - 897

Matt Pengelly
Local Live

The rural seat of Torridge and West Devon is the largest geographically, and in recent times has been seen as a Conservative-Liberal Democrat marginal.

The constituency was staunchly Conservative until the defection of sitting Tory MP Emma Nicholson to the Liberal Democrats in 1995. Lib Dem John Burnett took over in 1997 until 2005, when incumbent Conservative Geoffrey Cox seized it back.

In 2010, Geoffrey Cox held the seat for the Conservatives with 45.7% of the votes and a majority of 2,957.

BBC Spotlight

Floods minister and North Cornwall Lib Dem candidate Dan Rogerson has told the BBC he'd "had better days". It's looking like Conservative Scott Mann may take his seat.

BBC Spotlight

St Austell & Newquay Lib Dem former MP Stephen Gilbert has conceded and congratulated Conservative Steve Double.

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

New Tory MP Johnny Mercer said of his pledges: "Nothing will change, you can hold me to that."

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

• Con - 16,020

• Lib Dem - 1,265

• UKIP - 9,152

• Green - 1,023

• TUSC - 152

• Lab - 14,994

Chris Ellis
BBC News Online

Conservative Johnny Mercer has been elected in Plymouth Moor View with 16,020 votes.

Andrew Segal
Local Live

Torbay's former Liberal Democrat MP, Adrian Sanders, said he "never thought it would last this long" while talking about losing his Parliamentary seat.

Image source, Liberal Democrats

Mr Sanders, who took the seat in 1997 with a majority of just 12 votes, said: "It was a rollercoaster ride, the greatest time of my life and a great honour."

He congratulated his successor, Conservative Kevin Foster, but added: "There are real problems in this town behind the deckchairs, and I'm afraid I do fear for the next five years if the Conservatives remain in government."

Andy Birkett
Reporter, BBC Spotlight

During the election campaign Bradley Monk, the UKIP candidate for Cornwall South East, tweeted: "A worrying amount of non-voters yesterday in Saltash and Pensilva. Just highlights the distrust of politicians."

Andrew Segal
Local Live

The winner of Cornwall's first election result, George Eustice in Camborne & Redruth, has thanked "all of those who have put their confidence in me" in his being returned to Parliament with 18,452 votes - ahead of his nearest rival, Labour's Michael Foster and his 11,500 votes.

Image source, Conservative Party

He said his real priority has been trying to "reprioritise economic regeneration, but there is much more to do".

He added: "I am also mindful that this is a three-way marginal, and that many people didn't vote for me, but I want to represent them as I address the challenges ahead."

Tamsin Melville
Political Reporter

Following five years of coalition government, how has the deal impacted on Liberal Democrat support in what was traditionally a stronghold?

UKIP topped the polls in the county in the 2014 European Elections and did well in the council elections the year before and the Greens have their first South West MEP and Cornwall councillor.

Meanwhile, there's a well funded Labour candidate in Camborne, Redruth and Hayle - which had a Labour MP between 1997 and 2005. And as we see a surge in support for the SNP north of the border will Mebyon Kernow garner more votes this time round?

Whatever happens, Cornwall's results are definitely ones to watch.

BBC Radio Devon

The Liberal Democrat peer and former MP for Torridge & West Devon, Lord Burnett, has told the BBC his party has taken a "dreadful, dreadful drubbing tonight".

Lord Burnett, who was MP from 1997-2005, said: "We need to re-establish the trust of the British people in us as a party. that may require a major rethink from us."