Matthew Taylor, the Conservative candidate, said he was “very happy” with the result.
“I put absolutely everything I had into this election campaign and travelled right across the length and breadth of Norfolk.”
Turnout for the election was the second lowest since the role was created in 2012, with just 17.14% of the electorate, 122,739, people voting .
In some polling station areas voter turnout was as lower than 6%.
Full Results:
Colin Sutton, Reform UK: 32,647 (Elected)
Matthew Taylor, Conservative: 18,343
Martin Schmierer, Green Party: 16,907
Marcus Pearcey, Independent: 16,402
Beth Jones, Labour Party: 14,192
Mark Buckton, Restore Britain: 13,319
Christopher Brown, Liberal Democrat: 10,499
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