Simon Hoare remains the MP for Verwood and North Dorset after holding his seat in the 2019 General Election.
35,705 people voted for the Conservatives in the constituency giving a Tory vote share of 63.6%.
The Liberal Democrats came in second place, as David Chadwick received 11,404 votes (20.3% share) and Pat Osborne got 6,737 votes, or 12% for Labour.
The Green Party with Ken Huggins at the helm in North Dorset got 2,261 votes, or 4% share.
Enormous thanks to all of those who have made this election run smoothly and who ran the Count pic.twitter.com/veOLLevgvn
— Simon Hoare MP (@Simon4NDorset) December 13, 2019
Simon lives in the constituency with his wife and three daughters who attend a local school.
Simon was born in Cardiff in 1969 where he attended local state schools and then read Modern History at Oxford University; the first of his family to do so. He has served as a local Councillor for over a decade.
Across the country, Boris Johnson will remain Prime Minister as the Conservatives win an overall majority, Jeremy Corbyn says he will not lead Labour into the next election, and Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson loses her seat to the SNP.
Dorset North: CON HOLD #BBCElection #GE2019.
Full results: https://t.co/WG1SjGmuIi pic.twitter.com/gCOC40zwwB— BBC Election (@bbcelection) December 13, 2019