Lib Dem Wera Hobhouse has retained her seat in the city of Bath overnight, with 28,419 votes.
The Conservative candidate, Annabel Tall, was second, with 16,097 votes; Mike Davies (Labour) with 6,639 votes; Jimi Ogunnasi (Brexit Party) with 642 and Bill Blockhead (Independent) with 341.
192 ballot papers were rejected, with the turnout being 77.18%.
Speaking after her win, Wera Hobhouse said: "“I want to thank the other candidates for a respectful contest. I think we demonstrated that it is possible to disagree, but disagree well.
"I want to thank the people of Bath for putting their trust in me and re-electing me as their MP. It seems that the Conservatives will win a majority to deliver Brexit. Here in Bath, we believe in an open, tolerant and outward looking society, and I will continue to tirelessly fight for that."
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