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One change in early Devon results | |
(about 2 hours later) | |
Only one seat has changed hands in the results declared so far in Devon. | |
The Liberal Democrat's Richard Younger-Ross lost his former seat of Newton Abbot to Anne-Marie Morris for the Conservatives. | |
In Exeter, Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw held on to his seat, but with a reduced majority. | |
Long-standing MPs Nick Harvey, Adrian Sanders, Hugo Swire and Alison Seabeck retained their seats. The new Central Devon seat was won by the Tories. | |
Tiverton and Honiton was also retained for the Conservatives, but with a new face. | |
Neil Parish, who had a majority of 9,320 stood for the Tories after Angela Browning decided not to seek re-election. | |