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One change in early Devon results Tories gain two new Devon seats
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Only one seat has changed hands in the results declared so far in Devon. The Conservatives have gained a second seat in Devon in the results declared so far - one from Labour and one from the Liberal Democrats.
The Liberal Democrat's Richard Younger-Ross lost his former seat of Newton Abbot to Anne-Marie Morris for the Conservatives. Oliver Colville took the Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport seat - with a majority of 1,149 - from Labour's Linda Gilroy who had held it since 1997.
In Exeter, Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw held on to his seat, but with a reduced majority. The Tories also gained Newton Abbot which had been held by the Liberal Democrat's Richard Younger-Ross.
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. In Exeter, Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw held on to his seat.
Long-standing MPs Gary Streeter, 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.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.Neil Parish, who had a majority of 9,320 stood for the Tories after Angela Browning decided not to seek re-election.
The only constituency still to declare in the county is Devon West and Torridge. Counting there is due to begin at 1000 BST.