I voted - exit poll

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Our final election poll. The exit poll.
When you have voted please select who.
Thanks to everyone who has participated.

Labour in government with the Libdems in opposition and the right wing marginalised would be great! Can't afford to get my hopes up too much though!

This would be a dream scenario but I'm also trying hard to manage my expectations.

Oh that would be marvellous!! 🤩

@@WithACatLikeTread i didn’t, I voted for Labour. But I can understand why people were bought my Farage. He presents himself as patriotic and no nonsense (not saying his genuine.) but I can understand the reasoning.

Voting the tories back in I just cannot understand. We’re in worst shape since they came into government than before, scandal after scandal. Why would you vote that back in? It’s like the abused dog going back to its owner… I don’t agree with NF or his policies hence why I didn’t vote but if people do, fair play 🤷🏼‍♀️ I cannot understand how ANYONE could believe a shred of shit that comes from conservatives though.

Labour. A Labour government just can't come soon enough.

Me Labour, son Labour, daughter Labour

Was veering between green and labour. Ended up panic voting Green as just couldn’t bring myself to cross the labour box - not 100% sure why!

I hear you.

I would dance a jig at that.

Rewriting, not scrapping.

And that’s fine, I’d rather biological sex was a protected characteristic anyway.

Labour for me and Labour for DH.

I voted, my 18yo has too and my two in their 20s. I've told them how important it is younger people vote so that policies will start being aimed at their generation as well as older people.

This is interesting and shocking to me. So many women voting reform. I agree tories are as racist but even they have more (tiny) strings to their bows.

If you look at the actual poll , Reform are way behind Lib Dems and equal with Greens and Other.

Labour

Well this is all very interesting!

More for Labour than I thought.

And less for Reform than I thought!

DH is just walking our postal votes up to the polling station now. We've both voted Labour (actually I never asked him so I assume he has). DS is 3 weeks off being able to vote otherwise it would have been 3 for Labour.

Minor panic as DH just phoned to say our usual polling station isn't there. Quick Google and fortunately it's just round the corner from where he is. Nothing like leaving it till the last minute!

BBC: The party would also scrap the Equality Act and diversity, equality and inclusion rules, which the party suggests are lowering economic productivity.

Labour...with gritted teeth

Conservative by a hair. Couldn't quite face voting labour......

3 Labour votes in a Labour/Con marginal.

I don't think Reform voters are uneducated, I just think they're thick.

Labour

Lib Dems! Almost went Labour but Kier just a wet blanket bending to the scare mongering lately.

Probably Labour in our area but LDs are gaining.

Labour. I have always aligned with Labour. I live in a Torie seat, previously Lib Dem. The Lib Dem candidate seems to be genuine and most likely to unseat the current useless Torie. Very unlikely a Labour candidate would. I thought I would tactically vote for Lib Dem, but when it came to it I couldn’t and voted for what I hope for.
Husband tactically voted Lib Dem to GTTO.

My neighbour’s postal vote did not arrive at all so no vote. Hoping my postal vote got back and has been counted

@IHaveNeverLivedatTheCastle Why should a party end up with more MPs than the percentage of votes they get? First Past the Post disenfranchises thousands of voters. Of course you do need to choose the fairest system of Proportional Representation.. And you need a Govt that credits the voters with reasonable intelligence. The last time the subject was raised here many influential people and MPs said it was all just too complicated. Are the Brits less intelligent than many other nationalities?