Tom Hayes and Jessica Jade Toale have been elected to be the MPs for Bournemouth.
Tom Hayes, who will represent Bournemouth East beat Tobias Ellwood, the previous Conservative MP, by 5,479 votes.
Mr Hayes has described the result as "phenomenal".
He added that his first step would be to set up his office in the heart of his constituency and recruit local people to help with issues.
He said: "Being able to represent Bournemouth East in parliament, fighting our corner for investment and attention, because the town desperately needs both."
Jessica Jade Toale, who has been elected for Bournemouth West, beat Conservative candidate, Conor Burns, by 3,224 votes
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Jessica said: "It's been an extremely long but positive campaign."
She spoke about her aims: "We've proposed to hire 13,000 community officers around the country and give them the powers that they need to tackle anti-social behaviour, I will certainly be fighting for our fair share."
As well as talking about the housing mission to 'Get Britain Building Again'.
She said: "Building 1.5 million homes over the next parliament and delivering the biggest increase in social and affordable housing in a generation, building these extra homes is the first part. Also making sure we introduce a rentals charter to make renting fairer and more affordable and doing things like banning no fault evictions as well."
Poole was too close to call and did a total of three recounts before announcing the final result.
Neil Duncan-Jordan (Labour) won by just 18 votes.
Sir Robert Syms, the Conservative candidate, had held the Poole constituency since 1997.
In his acceptance speech, Mr Duncan-Jordan thanked the other candidates, as well as those working at the polling stations, the police and others involved in the electoral process.
He said: “But I tell you something, we’ve made history tonight."
He added: "The fact that I got in by 18 votes shows how important it is that you exercise your democratic right and get out there and vote."
While most the night was Labour dominated, Sir Christopher Chope, Conservative MP, managed to hold on to his constituency.
He held on to Christchurch winning by a massive 18,224 votes, he had a total of 28,887
Labour only had 7,762, meaning the Liberal Democrats came in second.
Full results:
Bournemouth East
Tobias Ellwood (The Conservative Party) 12,837
Tom Hayes (Labour Party) 18,316
Martin James Houlden (Reform UK) 6,268
Jon Martin Nicholas (Liberal Demoncrats) 3,082
Miles Penn (Social Democratic Party) 88
Joe Angus Salmon (Green Party) 2,790
Kieron Wilson (Independent) 1,529
45,054 ballot papers,
72,354 electorate,
143 rejected ballot papers,
a turnout of 62.27%
Bournemouth West
Ben Aston (Reform UK) 6,647
Conor Burns (Conservative and Unionist Party) 11,141
Jeff Hanna (Liberal Democrats) 4,311
Darren Jones (Green Party) 2,614
Jessica Jade Toale (Labour Party) 14,365
Julie Vivienne (Christian Peoples Alliance) 201
David Warden (Social Democratic Party) 139
39,555 ballot papers
70,259 electorate
137 rejected ballot papers
a turnout of 56.30%
Christchurch
Robin Thomas Adamson (Reform UK) 8,961
Christopher Robert Chope (Conservative Party) 16,941
Mike Cox (Liberal Democrat) 9,486
Susan Graham (Green Party) 1,900
Joanna Claire Howard (Labour Party) 7,762
Sasha Jolliffe Yasawi (Animal Welfare Party) 335
Simon Jonathon McCormack (Independent) 1,728
Trevor Parsons (Social Democratic Party) 59
Steve Unwin (UK Independence Party) 163
47,478 ballot papers
71,060 electorate
143 rejected ballot papers
a turnout of 66.81%
Poole
Leanne Barnes (UK Independence Party) 325
Joe Cronin (Independent) 698
Andrei Silviu Dragotoniu (Reform UK) 7,429
Neil Duncan-Jordan (Labour Party) 14,168
Robert Andrew Raymond SYMS (The Conservative Party) 14,150
Oliver John Walters (Liberal Democrat) 5,507
Sarah Catherine Ward (Green Party) 2,218
44,642 ballot papers
72,509 electorate
148 rejected ballot papers
a turnout of 61.57%
All photos are taken by Cat Lindsay
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