Thanks to everyone who voted for me. Thanks to everyone who helped in my campaign.

Thank you to everyone who has worked so hard on our East Antrim campaign. To everyone who voted for us, thank you for your support, we wont be representing you at Westminster after this election sadly, but we will continue to sell our message of change at forthcoming electons and we hope you will stick with us whilst we work to persuade more voters that we are a Party of the future and of younger voters....

Sandra Overend, Ulster Conservatives & Unionists Candidate in Mid-Ulster has expressed her appreciation to all 4509 voters in Mid-Ulster who came out yesterday to place their 'X' against the Ulster Conservatives & Unionists and 'Overend'.

Over the last four weeks you have listened to what we have had to say. You and the Conservatives and Unionists candidates have talked on the door steps and you have told us that you, too, believe in what we have been working towards.

';Tomorrow the people of Northern Ireland go to the polls for the first time in a generation with the ability to vote for a party who can form the National Government. The choice is clear for Unionism, to be at the heart of the UK and the heart of Government or to remain on the window ledge, looking in, trying to attract someone's attention. It's time for change.';

Creative Boom the regional online magazine about the creative industries in Belfast asked each political party standing the the General Election in Northern Ireland to set out their policies for the creative industries here. Only the Conservatives and Unionists replied - and only the Conservatives and Unionists will deliver.

For too long Northern Ireland has been a place apart. Conservatives and Unionists have changed all that.

Reg Empey, Conservatives and Unionists candidate for South Antrim, has said it is ';typically arrogant of the DUP to present themselves as likely power brokers in the new Parliament being elected tomorrow';.

A Conservative Party spokesman has described the Daily Telegraph story about David Cameron 'doing a deal' with the DUP as ';tiresome and rubbish';.

Conservatives and Unionists have today launched their contract for Northern Ireland.