Who got your vote & will it count?

[Lottie4]

UKIP got mine, but I'm in an region with a safe Tory seat.

Lib dem and its,close between them and the Tory party.

Voted Tory to ensure the MP on place here gets in again as they have done some good work. Likely a safe seat but every vote still counts.

Will be voting Green and will make not a jot of difference as am in a very safe Tory seat. But it was easier in a way because at least I can just vote the way my conscience dictates.

Voted Labour in a safe Tory seat.

I think it is far more complicated this time. With our voting system there is a good chance of the party with the most seats not being the party with the most votes so if it happens that the LibDems are once again in a position to decide they may feel they could best justify supporting the party with the most votes, even if they don't have the most seats.

Conservative in a very highly regarded cabinet minister's seat. Over 50% of votes should go to him.

Labour in a safe Labour seat for me.

Voted labour in a seat that looks like the snp might steal it. I did so with a heavy heart though as they wouldn't be where my politics lie, but without pr there's no point in throwing a vote away on a party who won't win. Nearly wrote none of the above but thought that would be counterproductive

Also voted UKIP

Mine counted!

Voted Labour in highly fought over marginal seat. Had been Labour for decades until 2010 when it went to the Conservatives by less than 2%. On Friday morning we got a Labour MP back.

Mine counted - there was only 93 votes between first and second place!

Lib Dem. Made no difference at all. Very safe Tory seat. Labour never even stand in the local elections and think they've done well in the GE if they save their deposit.

well every vote counts towards the total turnout. If you mean are parliamentary seats decided by ONE vote. Never in my experience.
But I did know of a council seat having a one vote majority.

Best to see ourselves as being one vote in thousands or even millions.

There are other ways of having political influence. See todays papers.