UK General Election, 2017 - Election Day and Results Thread

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So, either momentum swung back to the Tories in the final 48 hours, or someone is going to have egg on their face tomorrow night.

Interesting that YouGov shot back towards the mean.

I'm still thinking that the Tories will win by about 5% or so (including NI), but that Survation poll is interesting to say the least. They got it pretty spot on last time.

For those who missed the full Survation poll results:

Conservatives 41
Labour 40
LibDems 8
SNP 4
UKIP 2
Green 2
Others 2

Also, big news, guys!

We got a poll with Labour ahead! Never heard of Qriously though.

Labour 41
Conservatives 39
Lib Dems 6
UKIP 3
Others 11

I got the Qriously results from 538. Does anyone have info SNP and Greens in the Qriously poll?

Took them long enough to get ONE Positive poll for labour, though I doubt this will prove true. 

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How many hours left until results start rolling in?

58 minutes till polls close, results should start an hour after that.

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So how low would Labour's seat count have to go for them to be able to oust Corbyn?  Below 180?

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I believe I read awhile ago that some Labour MPs would create a new party or something if Corbyn stays on after loss. Does that still hold?

I'd assume no.  Blairites want Corbyn gone but they aren't dumb enough to give the Tories a majority of 425+

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May destroyed.

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May will be gone by the end of tomorrow.

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I endorsed Corbyn hoping he'd screw May over and get rid of her.

I am very glad I made this decision.

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Sorry to ask, but why are people so focused on Priti Patel of all people? You'd think there's at least a dozen more credible leadership contenders.

I'd assume more moderate and for a soft brexit.

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A lesbian who rode in a tank is saving the tories.

Unbelievable