The total outcome for the Conservatives this election is remarkable considering past performance.
The final tally shows a sharp drop in its number of seats in Westminster. In comparison to previous general elections, the Tories have lost at least 150 seats.
In a few past elections the tally has been so high it makes 2024 look like a washout.
In North Yorkshire Rishi Sunak retained his seat in the Richmond and Northallerton constituency. His vote share is 23,059, which is a strong showing against 10,874 for a second place Labour rival Tom Wilson.
Reform UK presented a respectable third place with Lee Taylor who polled 7,142 votes. It confirms a strong showing for a relatively new party.
In other news, turnout was particularly high in North Yorkshire. It shows democracy remains vigorous there.