Former prime minister Liz Truss was the biggest casualty after a seismic election night which transformed the political landscape of Norfolk and Waveney.
Ms Truss saw her 26,195 majority swept aside as county councillor Terry Jermy turned South West Norfolk red as part of a landslide victory for Labour and Sir Keir Starmer.
Labour also took Norfolk and Waveney seats from the Conservatives in South Norfolk, Norwich North and Lowestoft.
Reform UK took Great Yarmouth from the Tories and the Liberal Democrats triumphed over the Conservatives in North Norfolk.
The Greens are celebrating success after they took the new Waveney Valley cross-border seat.
The Conservatives did hang on to North West Norfolk, Broadland & Fakenham and Mid Norfolk, while Norwich South remained in Labour hands.
Ms Truss did not give a speech after losing the Norfolk South West seat she had held since 2010.
But she told the BBC: "I think the issue we faced as Conservatives is we haven’t delivered sufficiently on the policies people want.
“And that means keeping taxes low, but also particularly on reducing immigration.
"And I think that’s been a crucial issue here in South West Norfolk, that was the number one issue that people raised on the doorstep with me."
She said "I’ve got a lot to think about" when asked whether she wanted to stay in Tory politics.
In Waveney Valley, Green winner Adrian Ramsay, a former Norwich city councillor, said his party had "made history".
Rupert Lowe, former Southampton Football Club chairman, triumphed in Great Yarmouth - a seat which was previously held by Tory Sir Brandon Lewis.
He said: "This is the start of the radical change that the area desperately needs."
These are the results from each constituency:
SOUTH WEST NORFOLK (Labour GAIN from Conservatives)
Terry Jermy (L) 11,847
Liz Truss (C) 11,217
Toby McKenzie (Reform UK) 9,958
James Bagge (Ind) 6,282
Josie Ratcliffe (LD) 3,618
Pallavi Devulapalli (G) 1,838
Earl Elvis of East Anglia (Monster Raving Loony Party) 338
Gary Conway (Heritage Party) 160
Lorraine Douglas (Communist Party) 77
Majority: 630
WAVENEY VALLEY (Green WIN)
Adrian Ramsay (G) 20,467
Richard Rout (C) 14,874
Scott Huggins (Reform UK) 7,749
Gurpreet Padda (L) 4,621
John Shreeve (LD) 1,214
Maya Severyn (SDP) 118
Majority: 5,593
NORTH WEST NORFOLK (Conservatives HOLD)
James Wild (C) 16,097
Tim Leaver (L) 11,143
Rob Colwell (LD) 6,492
Phil Walton (R) 8,697
Michael De Whalley (G) 2,137
Majority: 4,954
SOUTH NORFOLK (Labour GAIN from Conservatives)
Ben Goldsborough (L) 17,353
Poppy Simister-Thomas (C) 14,527
Chris Harrison (Reform UK) 7,583
Chris Brown (LD) 5,746
Catherine Rowett (G) 3,987
Paco Davila (Ind) 254
Jason Maguire (SDP) 129
Majority: 2,826
BROADLAND & FAKENHAM (Conservative HOLD)
Jerome Mayhew (C) 16,322
Iain Simpson (L) 15,603
Eric Masters (Ref) 8,859
Leyla Hannbeck (LD) 5,526
Jan Davis (G) 3,203
Majority: 719
NORTH NORFOLK (Lib Dem GAIN from Conservatives)
Steffan Aquarone (LD) 19,488
Duncan Baker (C) 16,903
Jason Patchett (Reform UK) 6,368
Cathy Cordiner-Achenbach (L) 2,878
Elizabeth Dixon (G) 1,406
Majority: 2,585
NORWICH NORTH (Labour GAIN from Conservatives)
Alice Macdonald (L) 20,794
Charlotte Salomon (C) 9,944
Nick Taylor (Ref) 8,229
Ben Price (G) 4,372
Chika Akinwale (LD) 2,073
Fiona Grace (Ind) 353
Majority: 10,850
GREAT YARMOUTH (Reform UK GAIN from Conservatives)
Rupert Lowe (Reform UK) 14,385
Keir Cozens (L) 12,959
James Clark (C) 10,034
Trevor Rawson (G) 1,736
Fionna Tod (LD) 1,102
Paul Brown (Ind) 230
Catherine Blaiklock (English Democrat) 171
Clare Roullier (Ind) 131
Majority: 1,426
LOWESTOFT (Labour GAIN from Conservatives)
Jess Asato (L) 14,464
Peter Aldous (C) 12,448
June Mummery (Reform UK) 10,328
Toby Hammond (Green) 3,095
Adam Robertson (Lib Dem) 1,489
Majority: 2,016
MID NORFOLK (Conservatives HOLD)
George Freeman (C) 16,770
Michael Rosen (L) 13,716
Kabeer Kher (Reform UK) 9,427
Stuart Howard (LD) 3,126
Ash Haynes (G) 2,858
Majority: 3,054.
NORWICH SOUTH (Labour HOLD)
Clive Lewis (L) 21,484
Jamie Osborn (G) 8,245
David Thomas (C) 5,806
Graham Burton (Reform UK) 5,227
Sean Bennett (LD) 3,577
Linda Law (Party of Women) 455
Elizabeth Davey (Ind) 301
Majority: 13,239
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