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Election results - it's a bluewash!
It was a night when Labour’s private fears were cruelly realised
and the Conservatives’ hopes fulfilled.
In a matter of just a few hours, the political map of Kent was
dramatically re-shaped.
At
a glance election map
Your at-a-glance map to how Kent turned blue in 2010.
See our snaps of the highs and lows of election night at
the counts in Kent.
Click and hold on
the map to learn more about Kent's constituencies
Every candidate, every Kent
constituency...
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on the map
10 Downing Street - yours for
£4.5m... and an election win 
Although 10 Downing Street - 3,800 sq ft of living space in a
London SW1 address - is now valued at more than £4.5 million, its
value has dropped by £462,000 since Gordon Brown moved in, claims
the property website Zoopla.co.uk
How
safe is your seat?
Find out from our swingometer what shift is needed to turn the
balance of power in your constituency.
Pollster's hung parliament prediction
One of the country's leading pollsters says the Lib Dems are on
course to hold the balance of power after the election.
Balls:
We will hold two of our three seats
Schools secretary Ed Balls has predicted that Labour will hold
onto two of its three seats in Medway.
Sex for sale should be
allowed: UKIP candidate
Brothels are "socially necessary" and help protect women from
sexual attacks, according to a UKIP candidate.
Miliband:
We can retain our Kent seats
Foreign secretary David Miliband has insisted Labour remains in
with a fighting chance of retaining its Kent seats.
Minister finds the
campaign trail is child's play
Politics turned playful when a cabinet member visited
Cliftonville just one week before voters head to the polls in the
general election.
Gravesham
gets election visit from high-profile Tory
Conservative heavyweight David Davis has been on the campaign
trail in Gravesend.Tories set to turn Kent True Blue:
prediction
Kent
to turn true blue: bookies
Bookies are convinced the Conservatives will win every single
Kent seat next week - wiping out Labour in the county.
Voting figures set to
soar
The number of people likely to vote in the general election
across the county looks set to soar after a late surge in people
registering for votes.
Who came out on top in the second
election debate?
Local politicians and our own political editor give their
views.
Labour's Meg Hillier was left stunned by residents' complaints
when she was quizzed about crime on a visit to the Whitehall area
this afternoon.
Who needs Mount Rushmore when
we have the White Cliffs?
In advance of the latest television debate Sky News has beamed
the images of the party leaders on to the White Cliffs of
Dover.
Hague's tour of Kent brings new
meaning to 'whistle-stop'
While on a tour across the county, Former Conservative party
leader William Hague says he remains confident the party can win
the election despite a surge of support for the Liberal Democrats
that has triggered a dramatic shift in the polls.
Video: Work and Pensions
Secretary Yvette Cooper on the campaign trail in Medway
The Labour front-bencher spoke to families about child tax
credits outside the Robert Napier Primary School in Gillingham,
accompanied by the Labour parliamentary candidate for Gillingham
and Rainham, Paul Clark.
What law would you pass if
you held keys to Downing St?
In just a few weeks' time, the country will decide who is going
to form the next government.
We ask what your first priority for the new government
would be.
Election debate: how did they stack
up?
It was a first for British politics.
But was the first televised leader's debate a game changer or
damp squib?
Three towns in a few hours for speedy
Adonis
Labour's Transport Secretary Lord
Adonis visited Ebbsfleet, Medway and Sittingbourne as part of a
whistlestop tour on the county.
Candidate steps down - as UKIP supports Tories in key
seat
UKIP has announced it will not be
fielding a candidate in a key target seat - supporting the Tories
instead.
Tory
big gun visits Kent today
Shadow cabinet member Liam Fox has launched the Tories' election
manifesto in Aylesford.
Shadow Chancellor generates interest in
Medway
Shadow Chancellor George Osborne turned up at a Kent power
generator firm - hoping to spark his party's election campaign into
life.
"You have a great store
here..." Brown off to a flying start in battle for Kent's
votes.
One week down and as expected, Kent has been in the frontline of
the General Election. But did any of the political parties deliver
a knockout blow? Paul Francis reflects on how the campaign’s early
skirmishes went.
Bob Ainsworth became the second government
minister to hot foot it down to Kent on the general
election campaign trail.
Kent
MP predicts hung parliament
A Kent Labour MP has rejected suggestions his prediction of a
hung Parliament means he expects some of his county colleagues will
lose.
No porkies - we may have just found the next
Prime Minister
They say politics is a dog-eat-dog world, but down on the farm
the election race is beginning to sizzle - and someone's for the
chop!
Ashford MP Damian Green and Prime Minister Gordon Brown
clashed over immigration in the last PMQs before the election.
And giving shoppers a shock in
Morrisons in Strood
Tories unveil their
election big guns
Just hours after Gordon Brown stormed
into Medway it was the turn of the Tories to bring in a national
politician.
And
they're off! This will be one of the most hotly-contested elections
in recent history.
More than 70 per cent of those living in the South East say they
will be voting, according to the latest research...
If Gordon Brown and David
Cameron want the keys to Downing Street, they have to claim key
marginal seats in the county.
Other parties spot opportunity amid
the scandal
The election is likely to see a record number of candidates from
parties outside the main three contesting Kent’s
constituencies.
It won't just be the party canvassers knocking at your door, but
a selection of party leaders targetting Kent's marginals. We will
be keeping score...
The Maidstone and Weald MP, one of five Kent MPs standing down,
spoke out about her feelings during her farewell speech to the
Commons.