Voters took to the polling stations yesterday for the local elections. Here are 10 things you can always expect to see as votes are counted across Nelson's county.
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1) Perfect coordination
%image(14780433, type="article-full", alt="Ukip candidate looking fed up in Great Yarmouth. Photo: George Ryan.")
2) When you realise brexit doesn't mean breakfast
%image(14780434, type="article-full", alt="All set to go in North Norfolk. Photo: David Bale.")
3) Hoards of volunteers keeping score
%image(14780435, type="article-full", alt="East Depwade county councillor Martin Depwade says the Conservative Party is confident as counting gets underway for South Norfolk seats. Photo: Andrew Stone.")
4) Local politicians building up a sweat as they await results
%image(14780391, type="article-full", alt="Counting of county council election ballots at St Andrew's Hall. Picture: GERALDINE SCOTT")
5) Everything being kept in order
%image(14780436, type="article-full", alt="Not just the county - counting begins for Hellesdon parish and Thorpe town councils. Photo: Dominic Gilbert.")
6) There's always someone causing drama as they fight for their seat
%image(14780437, type="article-full", alt="Former deputy leader Dan Roper is hoping to see off a challenge from Shaun Vincent. Says the Lib Dem vote is "holding up well". Photo: Dominic Gilbert.")
7) Pretending everything is okay
%image(14780438, type="article-full", alt="NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL Candidates in Dereham today. Photo: Adam Lazzari.")
8) Awkward family photos
%image(14780439, type="article-full", alt="NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL Dereham winners Phillip Duigan and William Richmond looking pleased. Photo: Adam Lazzari.")
9) Little and large
%image(14780440, type="article-full", alt="Huge rosettes are a staple of any election. Picture: Rob Setchell")
10) The 'my rosette's bigger than yours' competition
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