With all seats declared, our share of the vote and number of seats are both up after Thursday's European Elections.
The Conservatives won 26 seats and got 29% of the vote - an increase of 2% from 2005, and 14% more than Labour received.
We topped the poll in Wales (for the first time since 1931) and in every region in England except the North East.
CONSERVATIVE MEPS:
- North East - 1 Conservative MEP (Callanan)
- Eastern - 3 Conservative MEPs (Van Orden, Sturdy, Ford)
- Yorkshire and the Humber - 2 Conservative MEPs (McMillan-Scott and Kirkhope)
- Wales - 1 Conservative MEP (Swinburne)
- London - 3 Conservative MEPs (Tannock, Kamall, Yannakoudakis)
- East Midlands - 2 Conservative MEPs (Helmer, McClarkin)
- South West - 3 Conservative MEPs (Chichester, Girling and Fox)
- South East - 4 Conservative MEPs (Hannan, Ashworth, Deva and Elles)
- West Midlands - 2 Conservative MEPs (Bradbourn, Harbour)
- North West - 3 Conservative MEPs (Atkins, Karim, Foster)
- Scotland - 1 MEP (Stevenson)
- Northern Ireland - 1 MEP (Nicholson)
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