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Theresa May has vowed to say as Prime Minister after her election disaster - but do Kent Conservatives and readers agree?
Political editor Paul Francis takes a look at the highs and lows of election night, and analyses what it all means for our county.
Polling stations opened across the county today - with the future of the nation after Brexit at stake.
It could be a long night for voters and candidates in Medway and Kent.
KentOnline political editor Paul Francis takes a look back at Kent's campaign trail... as we prepare to vote.
A Conservative pledge to end the ban on new selective schools continues to divide opinion in Kent
Despite a stuttering campaign, people think the Conservatives are best placed to handle Brexit, say Kent voters.
Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage says he would consider returning to frontline politics - if the Prime Minister fails to deliver a deal on Brexit.
Kent looks set to stay blue in this week's election - bolstered by former Ukip supporters.
The former Ukip leader is back in Thanet in an eleventh hour push for votes
Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage is to visit Kent tomorrow - just a day after his former Tory opponent was charged under election law.
A Labour government would slash rail fares - saving commuters more than £1,000 a year, it's been claimed.
Politicians are at loggerheads... over whether a town's £7.5m gyratory system is behind schedule.
More tales from the campaign trail as the parties battle for your vote
Ever wanted to "own" a vintage Tory? Here's your chance.
What a difference a couple of years make... as we compare the big hitters that visited Kent for the 2015 general election and now.
A local authority councillor has decided to make the move from Ukip to become a Tory amid claims of broken promises.
As polling day draws closer, two would-be MPs give their take on what's in store for the final phase of the race for the keys to 10 Downing Street.
A councillor says elected members - who receive a basic allowance of £12,805 - should be paid more to encourage younger people to stand for election.
The cost to Kent taxpayers of holding the general election has been revealed. Here's how your area fares.
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