Vote 2011

Does anyone have a rough timeline of when results are expected per council or does anyone know where I could find one?

Press Association has all the answers:
http://election.pressassociation.com/declaration_times.php

Some good shots here from the north of the border

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-13267750

Priming us yet again for next years move then.

What the hell? My local council Northampton last to declare at 9:30pm?! That sucks.

AM. I was confused at your post because polling doesn't close until 10pm.

EDIT: I do apologise. You were indeed right. I didn't realise they went on right until 9:30 the next evening.

UTV are so excited about their election coverage they've added more hours to the day to broadcast it:



http://www.u.tv/articles/article.aspx?guid=8d7fc6a5-e96c-43b4-b33b-70a9ec4863e3&cat=news&e11=true

According to the BBC website the AV result is set to be announced at 8pm tomorrow - yet none of the five main channels are carrying it (not checked the variations in the Nations though). ITV would be wise to capitalise on their high approval from last weeks wedding and score a few more brownie points in between Corrie tomorrow and drop the Baboons for the Bafoons instead.

They'll be screening the Scottish Election programme.

Sky News will be having a Decision Time 2011 programme at 10:30 tonight. It'll be presented by Adam Boulton, with Ruth Barnett "reading out tweets", Martin Stanford "bringing you the picture from across the country", Sky's election analyst Michael Thrasher will be "number crunching and analysing results" and James Matthews, David Crabtree and Katie Stallard reporting from polling stations.

From Sky's Tim Gatt on twitter.

Only until 6am. I think this is a fairly late change to the schedule.

Sky's 'twitter zone' for tonight results broadcast. Perhaps slightly overdoing it with the screens,

http://twitpic.com/4tttly