Voters of Bradford South have been at the polls all day to elect their MP in the General Election 2019 - and now the waiting is over.
The constituency, which includes Great Horton, Queensbury, Royds, Tong, Wibsey and Wyke, has a new Member of Parliament.
Labour's sitting MP Judith Cummins has retained her seat, after being re-elected with 46.3 per cent of the vote.
She secured 18,390 votes, pushing her Conservative rival into second and the Brexit Party into third.
The 2019 results are below:
Labour - Judith Cummins - 18,390
Vote share %: 46.3
Conservative - Narinder Sekhon - 16,044
Vote share %: 40.4
The Brexit Party - Kulvinder Manik - 2,819
Vote share %: 7.1
Liberal Democrat - Alun Griffiths - 1,505
Vote share %: 3.8
Green - Matthew Edwards - 983
Vote share %: 2.5
If you want to find out the results for other constituencies as they are announced elsewhere in Yorkshire and the rest of the UK, use the interactive map below.
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