Watch the results come in for all 650 constituencies around the country
The General Election exit poll may have been released, but the long night of nail-biting results has only just begun. Historic exit polls show the Tories are on course for a seismic collapse picking up just 131 seats. This would be the Conservative Party’s lowest number of MPs on record. Labour are set for a landslide win with 410 seats – a 326 seat majority. You can keep up to date with the latest breaking news – and how Team Metro is coping with their all-nighter – in our election live blog.
Results are due to start trickling through from 11.30pm with Blyth & Ashington expected to be the first announced. But if you also love to follow the hard data and get a sense of the bigger picture of how the country voted, then this is the page for you. Below you will find a series of maps and charts that will update through the night as the results come in for all 650 constituencies around the country. Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at [email protected].
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