General Election 2024: What time will results be declared in the North East?

There are just seven days to go until the UK goes to the polls for the first time since 2019 - but when will results be declared?

Whether you're planning on staying up late to see every vote counted or sleeping through it and avoiding the news, it's important to know when the name of your next MP will be announced.

From Northumberland to Darlington, the region will select who is going to represent them in the next parliament.

Here's when every single constituency is expected to declare a winner.

Thursday, July 4

11:30pm:

• Blyth and Ashington

11:45pm:

• Houghton and Sunderland South

Friday, July 5

12:30am:

• Sunderland Central

12:45am:

• Cramlington & Killingworth

• Washington & Gateshead South

1am:

• Tynemouth

1:15am:

• Newcastle upon Tyne Central & West

• Newcastle upon Tyne East & Wallsend

• Newcastle upon Tyne North

2am:

• Darlington

• Hexham

• Middlesbrough and Thornaby East

• Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland

• Redcar

• South Shields

• Gateshead Central & Whickham

2:30am:

• Durham North

• Easington

• Jarrow and Gateshead East

3am

• Stockton West

3:15am:

• Northumberland North

3:30am

• City of Durham

• Hartlepool

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4am:

• Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoor

• Richmond and Northallerton

• Stockton North

• Bishop Auckland

• Blaydon & Consett