Held by: Sue Hayman (Labour)
Majority: 3,925
Expected declaration time: 01:00
Workington, over three miles away from Westminster on the stunning but remote Cumbrian coast, has become an unlikely focal point of this general election. Conservative campaigners have coined the term "Workington Man" to describe the sort of voters they must win over to deliver a victory. These are Brexit-voting, working-class men in towns that watch rugby league.
Workington is one of several Labour-held seats which the Conservatives are targeting. The Tories believe the key to an election success lies in taking chunks from Labour's "red wall" of seats, which are mostly in the north of England and the Midlands.
Labour's Shadow Environment Secretary Sue Hayman currently controls this constituency with a majority of just less than 4,000. She told Business Insider that locals had complained about feeling patronised by the "Workington Man" label. However, she acknowledged that she had a fight on her hands keeping the seat out of Johnson's clutches.
The Conservatives have controlled Workington for just three of its 100 year history. A victory here in the early hours of Friday morning would help pave the way to a Tory majority.