The results of the General Election 2015 have been coming in since 11pm Thursday evening and will continue into Friday 8 May.
An exit poll has put the Conservatives ahead on 316 seats, with Labour on 239, the Liberal Democrats on 10, the SNP on 58 and Ukip on 2 as counting begins across the country.
MAIN POINTS
- Results so far support main exit poll findings
- David Cameron looks set to remain Prime Minister
- Farage facing defeat in South Thanet, says Labour
- But Ukip look set to be 3rd party in the popular vote
- Exit poll gives Tories 316, but results suggest higher
- SNP to almost sweep Scotland, taking 58 of 59 seats
- Labour forecast to secure just 239, down 17 seats
- Liberal Democrats likely down to just 10 seats
- George Galloway could be about to lose Bradford West
- 326 needed to command a majority
You can also follow our Twitter and Facebook feeds which will be also be updated throughout election night. Finally if you want to blog about the General Election 2015 results on The Huffington Post then email our blogs team on ukblogteam@huffingtonpost.com.
GENERAL ELECTION 2015
General Election 2015 Live Updates And Results
Row Over Exit Poll As Tories Look Set To Win Most Seats
How To Watch The General Election Results Online And On TV
Watch Frustrated Farage End TV Interview Amid Rumours He Will Lose
Anti-Tory Tweeters Are Reacting With Revulsion To The Exit Poll Results
The Mirror Front Page Has Lost It Over A Predicted Tory Victory
Watch Ed Balls React To Rumours He Could Lose His Seat
Lib Dems Are So Unhappy With The Exit Poll Paddy Is Going To Eat His Hat
Farage's Future In Doubt As Ukip Predicted To Win Just Two Seats
The SNP Are Pretty Happy Right Now With Those Exit Poll Results
Paxman's Election Night Standup Shows He Should Stick To His Day Job
Election Night Declaration Times In Alphabetical Order
20 Seats To Watch As Britain Goes To The Polls
Ukip's Wikipedia Page Was Well And Truly Hacked
General Election 2015 Declaration Times In Time Order
