The first official results appear to confirm the exit polls with Labor coming out on top to register a triumphant victory with Reform UK making the surprise of the night with what Nigel Farage himself described as “almost unbelievable” results and the Tories recording a historic defeat.

According to the results of the 41 constituencies announced, the Workers they win 35 seats with a share of 43.2% of the vote. The Conservatives they have three seats and a 20.4% vote share.

The Liberal Democrats ehave won in two constituencies with 19.9% ​​of the total votes, while the Reform UK has 19.9% ​​of the vote, means success in one seat.

The Green Party has 6.5% of the vote.

Detailed first results by region

TheSunderland South won the race and was first to announce the night’s results showing a solid Labor lead and a huge surge for the populist Reform UK party. Labor held the seat, as it was almost certain to do, and Nigel Farage’s Reform UK looks set to overtake the Conservatives in second place. Shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson prevailed and in her victory speech said “our best days are ahead of us” and added that her party would be a government of “service”, “with purpose” and “fueled by hope”. .

Labor’s victory in Blyth and Ashington. Ian Lavery of the Workers he is the big winner there with 20,030 votes. The Reform party comes second with 10,857 votes and the Conservatives come third.

Labor is also leading in the constituency Washington & Gateshead South with Labor coming first and Reform UK second.. Sharon Hodgson is re-elected for Labour.

In the constituency Newcastle upon Tyne Central & West the picture is again the same where Labor prevails followed by Reform UK.

In the constituency Gateshead Central & Whickham and once again Labor comes first with Mark Ferguson coming first and Reform UK following.

Labor comfortably hold their seat in Barnsley North while Reform UK follows.

THE Rachel Reeves of Labor wins at Leeds West & Pudsey with a majority of over 12,000. She is now very likely to become Keir Starmer’s chancellor – and she will be the first woman in the role. In her victory speech, she said she didn’t want to preempt the results, but that “if what we’ve seen so far is anything to go by,” it was clear the people voted for change. “We have promised until the end of the chaos, to turn the page and start the work of rebuilding our country. And we will. We sought the opportunity to rule not for personal interest, but to serve the national interest and make work pay.”

Labor wins it too Swindon North from the Conservatives with participation reaching 60.3%.

Also, the Paul Waugh of the Labor Party defeated him George Galloway of Labor Party of Britain in Rochdale.

First for the Workers and in Widnes and Halewood. Labour’s Derek Twigg comes first with 23,484 votes. 61.61%. Reform UK’s Jake Fraser follows close behind.

THE Lillian Jones of Labor won the Kilmarnock and Loudoun with more than 19,065 votes.

Labor’s victory is also great in the following constituencies: Barrow & Furness, Thurrock, Scunthorpe, Broxtowe, Bishop Auckland, Tipton & Wednesbury, Wrexham, Rushcliffe, Dunbartonshire West.

Reform UK has elected its first MP

THE Reform UK’s Lee Anderson won the Ashfield by-election, giving the right-wing populist group its first win of the night. Anderson was previously deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, but defected to Reform UK last January, criticizing Rishi Sunak on immigration. He called Ashfield the ‘capital of common sense’, saying: ‘This wonderful place I call home will have a huge say in how this country is shaped in the future. I want my country back and Ashfield can play its part in that.”

What did the exit polls show?

The exit poll on behalf of the British channels presented with the closing of the parliamentary election ballot box at 10 pm local confirmed the predictions of the opinion polls about the broad self-reliance of Labor and Sir Keir Starmer.

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THE Keir Starmer reportedly emerges victorious and prime minister with 410 seatsi.e. independence with a range of 85 MPs. Historic defeat are alleged to exist the Conservatives of Rishi Sunakwhich collect 131 seats, to their worst performance in history if the prediction is confirmed.

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The third party in parliamentary strength is the Liberal Democrats with 61 seatss and the Reform UK by Nigel Farage follows me 13 MPs.

It is followed by an extremely weakened Scottish National Party SNP with 10 seats and the Greens with two MPs.

The polls closed at 12 midnight Greek time, however, you will need to wait several hours for the results, which will be announced by electoral district until early morning.

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Keir Starmer’s first post

Keir Starmer made his first post after the exit polls show a Labor victory.

Keir Starmer thanked campaigners and voters, but did not yet comment on the exit poll results.

Specifically, in his post on X, he says: “To everyone who campaigned for Labor this election, to everyone who voted for us and put their trust in our changed Labor Party – thank you.”

Nigel Farage celebrates the results of Reform UK

In a video posted on X, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage described his party’s early performance as “almost unbelievable” predicting the party will win “lots of seats across the country”.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has described his party’s predicted success in the UK election as “huge” following the exit poll results.

In a video posted on X, Farage described Reform UK’s early performance as “almost unbelievable” predicting the party will win “a lot of seats across the country” as the count gets underway.

“It’s midnight. There are two results from the North East of England which brought Reform UK to 30% of the vote. This is far more than any possible prediction or projection. It’s almost unbelievable.” he said.

The exit poll by British broadcasters predicts that Reform – which did not exist in its current form at the last UK general election – will win 13 seats.

“What does it mean? It means we’re going to win seats. Many, many seats, I think, right now across the country,” Farage added.

“That will be six million votes plus. This, guys, is huge,” he concluded.

Farage also attacked the media by claiming that no Reform UK spokesperson appeared on the election night coverage. “There is not a single representative from Reform UK,” he said.