Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/BBCThe total turnout for Littleport was 25.98%
Cambridgeshire County Council results are being declared in Soham.
John Roberts has won the Littleport seat for Reform UK, with 675 votes.
Roberts says he "wasn't sure" he would win, adding "I have set myself up for very hard work".
The total turnout for Littleport was 25.98%.
Laura Foster
BBC News, Cambridgeshire
Image source, Laura Foster/BBCThe Lib Dems celebrating Ros Hathorn winning the seat for Histon and Impington
The Liberal Democrats have won eight out of 15 seats available in south Cambridgeshire.
There has been plenty of hugging and smiling amongst party ers and lots of arms raised in the air in celebration.
However will this good mood continue all afternoon?
Image source, Emma Howgego/BBCLucy Nethsingha, Liberal Democrat leader of Cambridgeshire County Council, has won the Cambourne seat, previously held by the Conservatives.
She has been leader for the the last four years. This was a new seat for her as she previously lived in Newnham in Cambridge.
Here are the mayoral results from Huntingdon - one of the six sites where votes are being counted:
Paul Bristow (Conservative): 13,797 Ryan Coogan (Reform UK): 13,376Lorna Dupre (Lib Dem): 9,024Bob Ensch (Green): 3,206Anna Smith (Lab): 6,694
The total turnout here was 33.36%.
The Reform UK candidate has taken the most votes in the mayoral election count in Wisbech.
It is one of six sites where votes are being counted.
We should have the final result quite soon.
Former Peterborough MP Paul Bristow of the Conservatives comes out top as the votes for mayor are counted in the city.
Turnout was 26.1% with 38,291 votes polled - the lowest in the six areas where votes are being counted separately.
Once votes are in from all six mayoral counts, we will know who has got the job.
Kate Moser Andon
BBC political reporter. Cambridgeshire
Tackling skills shortages, improving public transport and boosting the local economy have all emerged as campaigning issues for both the mayoral and council elections.
There has been a lot of talk over how to improve bus services in the county, especially in areas where people struggle to access training and education.
Voters have also brought up their own frustrations to do with potholes on local roads and fly-tipping.
The Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate has taken the biggest share of votes at Cambourne - one of the six sites where votes are being counted.
Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/BBCTotal turnout for East Cambridgeshire was 34.5%
Six separate counts are taking place for the mayoral election and the first result is in - from the Soham count, where some 23,629 ballot papers have been counted.
The total turnout for votes in the East Cambs district was 34.5%, although there are no district council elections, just voting for the mayor and county council.
Results from Fenland are also expected shortly.
Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/BBCLorna Dupre called the mayor elections 'unpredictable'
Lorna Dupre, the Liberal Democrat candidate for mayor, calls it an "interesting election" and said "it is still anyone's guess" who will win the post, previously held by Labour's Nik Johnson.
"It has been a gruelling one. It has been very uncertain and very different to what I have known in the many years I have been involved [in elections]," she says.
Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/BBCCharlotte Cane says Liberal Democrats remain 'hopeful'
Charlotte Cane, Liberal Democrat MP for Ely & East Cambridgeshire, says she is expecting "some good results" for the party across the county council wards.
"It is an interesting one and highlights the problems of first-past-the-post as a voting system.
"Potentially people could be elected on 25% of the vote. It is going to be hard to say that's representative. So it highlights [problems with] the voting system needs to be addressed urgently."
Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/ BBCBen Ensch from the Green Party said it was too early to comment on where the results were heading
Reform UK's mayoral candidate Ryan Coogan and his Green Party opponent Ben Ensch are at the count in Soham.
Image source, Shariqua Ahmed/BBCRyan Coogan keeping an eye on the counting process
Several candidates standing for Cambridgeshire County Council are also here at the Ross Peers Sports Centre, and about 80 people are counting the votes.
The final results for both the mayor and the county council will be declared at this venue later today.
Kate Moser Andon
BBC political reporter, Cambridgeshire
Total turnout for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayoral election is 33.1%. This is slightly lower than the previous 2021 elections when it was 36.4%.
Turnout by individual district :
Votes are being counted in Peterborough, Cambridge, Cambourne, St Ives, Wisbech and Soham.
We'll be hearing updates as they come in from each area, but the final results for Cambridgeshire County Council and the mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough will be declared in Soham.
The final results aren't expected until well into the afternoon.
Kate Moser Andon
BBC political reporter, Cambridgeshire
Image source, LDRSCambridgeshire County Council is based in New Shire Hall in Alconbury Weald
With 61 Cambridgeshire County Council seats up for election, a party would need 31 councillors for a majority.
The authority has been led by a coalition of Liberal Democrat, Labour and Independent councillors since 2021, when the Conservatives failed to secure a majority.
In 2021 the results were:
Since then, due to by-elections and defections, the Liberal Democrats have become the biggest party. The political make-up until yesterday was:
Kate Moser Andon
Cambridgeshire political reporter
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough mayor Nik Johnson is not standing for re-election
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority mayor has the power to make decisions over public transport, infrastructure, economic development, business planning and , skills and regeneration.
There are five candidates standing to be Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's next mayor.
The post was last won by Labour's Nik Johnson in 2021, but he is not seeking re-election.
Last time round, Johnson won in the second round of a "supplementary" voting system, after no candidate initially won more than 50% of the vote.
This time, the candidate with the most votes will win, regardless of whether they have a majority of not.
There has been no clear frontrunner during the last few weeks of campaigning, making this a particularly exciting race.
Welcome to our live updates page.
Voters went to the polls on Thursday for all 61 seats at Cambridgeshire County Council.
They were also voting for who will be the new mayor of the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority.
We'll bring you the latest as the results and reaction comes in from counts across the county.
Generally, there are no district council elections this year, but there have been two by-elections for seats on Cambridge City Council and one by-election on Peterborough City Council.