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Latest UK General Election Polling Averag:

Agency's Name	CON	LAB	LD	UKIP	GRN	SNP
Final Lord Ashcroft poll	33	33	10	11	6
Final poll ComRes	35	34	9	12		5
Final poll Survation	33	33	9	16		5
Final ICM	35	35	9	11	3
Final Panelbase	31	33	8	16	5
Final YouGov	34	34	10	12	4

Latest British polls (7-May-15): Forecast reveals Conservatives, Labour neck-and-neck

London, (IANS) Britain's Conservative and Labour parties are neck-and-neck, according to the voting pattern forecasted on Wednesday, one day before the general elections, Efe news agency reported.Read More..>>

Latest UK General Election Polling Average since 26 April to till 29 April.

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Angency's Name	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN
YouGov	29-04-2015 00:00	35	34	9	12	4
YouGov	28-04-2015 00:00	34	35	9	12	4
ComRes	28-04-2015 00:00	35	35	7	11	6
YouGov	27-04-2015 00:00	35	34	9	12	5
TNS	27-04-2015 00:00	34	33	7	15	5
BMG Research	27-04-2015 00:00	35	32	11	14	3
Populus	26-04-2015 00:00	33	36	8	14	5
ICM	26-04-2015 00:00	35	32	9	13	5
Ashcroft	26-04-2015 00:00	36	30	9	11	7

29-Apr-15: STV Opinion poll: SNP on course to win EVERY Scottish seat at general election

The SNP has increased their lead over Labour to 34 points in the survey. Jim Murphy's party could face electoral wipeout north of the border, with their vote down four points to only 20%.

SNP 54%,  Lab 20%, Con 17%, Lib Dem 5%,  Green 2%

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28-Apr-15: Conservatives take 3-point lead over Labour in Guardian/ICM poll

Lab-32%, Con-35%, Lib Dem-9%, UKIP-13%, Green-5%, Others-6%

Latest UK General Election Polling Average since 11 April to till 25 April.

Angency's Name	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN
YouGov	25-04-2015 00:00	32	34	9	14	6
Survation	25-04-2015 00:00	33	30	9	18	4
Opinium	24-04-2015 00:00	34	33	9	13	6
Panelbase	23-04-2015 00:00	31	34	7	17	4
Survation	23-04-2015 00:00	33	29	10	18	4
YouGov	23-04-2015 00:00	33	35	8	13	5
Populus	23-04-2015 00:00	32	35	8	14	5
YouGov	22-04-2015 00:00	33	34	7	14	5
ComRes	22-04-2015 00:00	36	32	8	10	5
YouGov	21-04-2015 00:00	35	34	7	13	5
YouGov	20-04-2015 00:00	34	35	7	13	5
TNS	20-04-2015 00:00	32	34	8	15	5
Populus	19-04-2015 00:00	32	34	9	15	4
ICM	19-04-2015 00:00	34	32	10	11	5
Ashcroft	19-04-2015 00:00	34	30	10	13	4
YouGov	18-04-2015 00:00	33	36	9	13	5
Survation	17-04-2015 00:00	34	33	7	17	3
Opinium	17-04-2015 00:00	36	32	8	13	5
Panelbase	16-04-2015 00:00	33	34	8	16	4
Populus	16-04-2015 00:00	33	34	9	14	4
YouGov	16-04-2015 00:00	34	34	7	14	5
YouGov	15-04-2015 00:00	34	35	8	13	5
Ipsos MORI	15-04-2015 00:00	33	35	7	10	8
YouGov	14-04-2015 00:00	33	35	8	13	5
YouGov	13-04-2015 00:00	33	34	8	13	6
TNS	13-04-2015 00:00	34	32	9	14	5
Populus	12-04-2015 00:00	33	33	8	15	5
ICM	12-04-2015 00:00	39	33	8	7	7
Ashcroft	12-04-2015 00:00	33	33	9	13	6
YouGov	11-04-2015 00:00	34	34	7	13	6

The UK Polling Report Polling Average since 2 April to till 9 April.

Angency's Name	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN	Lead
Survation/Mirror	09-04-2015	31	35	9	15	4	Lab +4
Panelbase/	09-04-2015	31	37	8	16	4	Lab +6
YouGov/Sun	09-04-2015	35	34	8	12	4	Con +1
Populus/	09-04-2015	31	33	8	16	6	Lab +2
YouGov/Sun	08-04-2015	34	35	8	13	5	Lab +1
ComRes/ITV/Mail	08-04-2015	34	33	12	12	4	Con +1
TNS BMRB/	07-04-2015	30	33	8	19	4	Lab +3
YouGov/Sun	07-04-2015	33	35	8	14	5	Lab +2
Populus/	06-04-2015	31	33	10	15	4	Lab +2
YouGov/Sunday Times	04-04-2015	34	33	10	13	4	Con +1
Opinium/Observer	03-04-2015	33	33	7	14	7	Tied
Survation/Mirror	03-04-2015	31	33	9	18	3	Lab +2

Who will win Election 2015? - April 15 Opinion poll

Labour retain their two point lead over the Conservatives in a YouGov poll for the third consecutive day – but the Tories are still the preferred party at the bookies.Read More..>>

Who will win Election 2015? - April 9 Opinion poll

YouGov/Sun poll - April 9
Party	Vote %	Seat Projection
Lab	35%	286
Con	34%	281
LD	8%	11
GRN	5%	1
UKIP	13%	0
SNP		50

ComRes poll - April 9
Party	Vote %	Seat Projection
Lab	33%	285
Con	34%	272
LD	12%	21
UKIP	12%	0
Green	4%	1
SNP		50

Betting predictions - April 9
Political party	Seats projection
Conservatives	280
Labour	269
Liberal Democrats	33
Ukip	3
SNP	41
Other	24

UK Opinion Poll 2015: Opinion poll gives UK Labour Party one% point lead over Conservatives

An opinion poll has put support for the Labour Party at one point ahead of the ruling Conservatives. Election debate has centered on tax benefits for UK residents with foreign passports and wealth held worldwide.Read More..>>

The UK Polling Report Polling Average since 28 March to till 2 April.

Angency's Name	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN	Lead
Panelbase/	02-04-2015	33	33	7	17	5	Tied
YouGov/Sun	02-04-2015	37	35	7	12	5	Con +2
YouGov/Sun	01-04-2015	36	34	8	13	4	Con +2
Populus/	01-04-2015	32	34	9	15	5	Lab +2
YouGov/Sun	31-03-2015	35	36	7	12	5	Lab +1
YouGov/Sun	30-03-2015	35	35	8	12	5	Tied
TNS BMRB/	30-03-2015	33	32	8	16	5	Con +1
Populus/	29-03-2015	34	34	8	15	4	Tied
Ashcroft/	29-03-2015	36	34	6	10	7	Con +2
ComRes/ITV/Mail	29-03-2015	36	32	9	12	5	Con +4
YouGov/Sunday Times	28-03-2015	32	36	8	13	6	Lab +4

UK General Election 2015 - what are the possible outcomes?
With every General Election a political party is looking for an outright majority. The number of seats needed to achieve this is 326, and as this didn't happen in 2010, a coalition government was formed between the Tories and the Liberal Democrats. Read More..>>

1-April 2015: Ashcroft poll suggests Lib Dems doing better in Cornwall than national ratings imply

UK Election Opinion poll: London offers Labour chance of big gains at general election, says poll

Guardian/ICM survey puts party in line to gain eight seats in capital as Tories fall back and Lib Dem support collapses. Labour will make important gains in London in the general election, according to a special Guardian/ICM telephone poll which shows the party winning several seats in the capital. Read More..>>>

The UK Polling Report Polling Average since 13 March to till 26 March.

Angency's Name	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN	Lead
Populus/	26-03-2015	31	33	9	16	5	Lab +2
YouGov/Sun	26-03-2015	36	34	7	13	5	Con+2
Panelbase/	26-03-2015	34	34	5	15	6	Tied
YouGov/Sun	25-03-2015	34	35	8	12	6	Lab +1
Survation/Daily Mirror	25-03-2015	32	33	8	18	4	Lab +1
YouGov/Sun	24-03-2015	35	35	8	12	6	Tied
YouGov/Sun	23-03-2015	34	34	8	12	6	Tied
YouGov/Times	23-03-2015	34	33	8	14	5	Con +1
ComRes/Daily Mail	22-03-2015	35	35	8	10	7	Tied
Ashcroft/	22-03-2015	33	33	8	12	5	Tied
Populus/	22-03-2015	31	33	9	16	5	Lab +2
Survation/Mail on Sunday	21-03-2015	30	34	10	17	3	Lab +4
YouGov/Sunday Times	20-03-2015	33	35	8	14	5	Lab +2
Opinium/Observer	19-03-2015	36	33	7	14	6	Con +3
Populus/	19-03-2015	31	34	9	17	5	Lab +3
TNS BMRB/	16-03-2015	33	32	7	17	4	Con +1
Ashcroft/	15-03-2015	31	29	8	15	8	Con +2
Populus/	15-03-2015	34	34	8	14	5	Tied
ICM/Guardian	15-03-2015	36	35	8	9	4	Con +1
ComRes/Independent on Sunday (O)	13-03-2015	33	35	7	16	4	Lab +2

The UKPollingReport Polling Average :Current UKPR Polling Average (Con 33, Lab 32, LD 7, UKIP 7, GRN 6)

UKPollingReport has always shied away from producing a rolling average of polls. However, there are lots of polls of polls out there, lots of rolling averages, weighted averages and so on and, when it comes to a general election, its natural that people who don’t want to worry about which pollster is right or which pollster does this or that to their figures will want a single figure showing where the parties stand. Read More..>>

UK election 2015: YouGov /Sunday Times - Con 35, Lab 33, LD 8, UKIP 13, GRN 6

Tonight’s YouGov poll for the Sun has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 33%, LDEM 8%, UKIP 13%, GRN 6%.YouGov’s fieldwork normally runs from around 5pm or so until around 3pm the next day, so all of this poll was conducted after the budget. Read More..>>

UK election 2015: YouGov /Sunday Times - Con 34, Lab 34, LD 7, UKIP 14, GRN 5

Topline voting intention are CON 34%, LAB 34%, LDEM 7%, UKIP 14%, GRN 5%. Most of the survey was made up of questions about the budget and government spending. If George Osborne has money to spend in the budget 44% would prefer it goes on public services, 25% on tax cuts, 20% on the deficit. Read More..>>

UK Election 2015: Eight week to go for election, YouGov, Ipsos mori, Opinium, ashcroft opinion poll

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Opinion Poll: May2015's UK general Election forecast and how it compares 28 feb 2015

Party	IMPLIED BY POLLS	ASHCROFT SEATS	OVERALL PREDICTION (±2010)
Conservative	235	36	271 (-36)
Labour	213	58	271 (+13)
Liberal Democrat	9	16	25 (-32)
UKIP	2	2	4 (+4)
SNP	41	15	56 (+50)
Green	0	1	1 (0)
Other	22	0	22 (+1)
RESULT	HUNG PARLIAMENT, CON/LAB TIE

There are 650 seats in the House of Commons. A party needs to win one more than half to form a majority government. 16 of the 18 governments formed since the Second World War have been majorities. Read More..>>

Scottish, London and Constituency polls 27 Feb 2015

TNS put out a new Scottish poll this morning with topline figures for Westminster voting intention of CON 14%(-2), LAB 30%(-1), LDEM 3%(-1), SNP 46%(+5), UKIP 3%(+1) (tabs). The previous TNS poll had shown an SNP lead of only ten points, this TNS poll is far more similar to the Scottish figures being shown by other companies.

YouGov put out a new London poll earlier in the week for the Times with topline figures of CON 34%, LAB 42%, LDEM 8%, UKIP 9%, GRN 6%. This gives Labour an eight point lead in the London, but given they won the vote in London at the 2010 electon is actually a slightly smaller Con>Lab swing that in the country as a whole.

 

UK Election 2015: The Guardian poll projection 26 Feb 2015

Our model takes in all published constituency-level polls, UK-wide polls and polling conducted in the nations, and projects the result in each of the 650 Westminster constituencies using an adjusted average. Read More..>>

UK election 2015: YouGov poll of London opinion poll

I’m a little late with this, but just to flag up that yesterday’s Times had a new YouGov poll of London. Topline voting intentions there are CON 34%, LAB 42%, LDEM 8%, UKIP 9%, GRN 6% . I sometimes hear a sort of London as the weathervane of the country argument, as London goes so the country goes. Read More..>>>

The UK Polling Report Polling Average since 20 feb to till 25 feb

Survey End Date	CON (%)	LAB (%)	LD (%)	UKIP (%)	Grn (%)	Con Lead
YouGov/Sun	25-02-2015	33	33	8	15	6	0
YouGov/Sun	24-02-2015	35	33	6	14	7	2
YouGov/Sun	23-02-2015	33	33	8	13	7	0
ComRes/Mail	23-02-2015	34	32	8	13	8	2
Survation/Mirror	23-02-2015	28	34	10	19	4	-6
Ashcroft/	22-02-2015	32	36	7	11	8	-4
Populus/	22-02-2015	32	32	9	15	6	0
Opinium/Observer	20-02-2015	35	33	6	15	7	2
YouGov/Sunday Times	20-02-2015	33	34	8	13	6	-1

 

21 Feb 2015-UK Opinion Poll 2015: Latest Opinium  & YouGov Polls for 2015 general election

There are only two voting intention polls in the Sunday papers – the regular weekly Opinium and YouGov polls for the Observer and Sunday Times respectively. The Opinium/Observer poll has topline figures of CON 35%, LAB 33%, LDEM 6%, UKIP 15%, GRN 7%. Read More..>>>

Click here for- this week’s Opinion poll Result

Agency's Name	Party With Vote %
YouGov/S Times (13/2/15)	CON 32%	LAB 35%	LDEM 7%	UKIP 15%	GRN 7%
Populus (14/2/15)	CON 31%	LAB 33%	LDEM 10%	UKIP 15%	GRN 5%
ICM/Guardian (15/2/15)	CON 36%	LAB 32%	LDEM 10%	UKIP 9%	GRN 7%
Ashcroft (15/2/15)	CON 30%	LAB 31%	LDEM 9%	UKIP 16%	GRN 8%
TNS BMRB (16/2/15)	CON 28%	LAB 35%	LDEM 6%	UKIP 18%	GRN 7%
YouGov/Sun (16/2/15)	CON 32%	LAB 32%	LDEM 6%	UKIP 16%	GRN 8%
YouGov/Sun (17/2/15)	CON 33%	LAB 34%	LDEM 6%	UKIP 15%	GRN 7%
YouGov/Sun (18/2/15)	CON 32%	LAB 34%	LDEM 8%	UKIP 14%	GRN 6%
YouGov/Sun (19/2/15)	CON 32%	LAB 33%	LDEM 9%	UKIP 15%	GRN 6%
Populus (19/2/15)	CON 31%	LAB 32%	LDEM 9%	UKIP 17%	GRN 6%

The UK Polling Report Polling Average since 1st feb to till 19 feb

Polls currently included in the average src:
Pollster/Client	End Date	C	L	LD	UKIP	GRN	Lead	Weighting
Populus/	19-02-2015	31	32	9	17	6	Lab +1	0.95
YouGov/Sun	19-02-2015	32	33	9	15	6	Lab +1	0.97
YouGov/Sun	18-02-2015	32	34	8	14	6	Lab +2	0.7
YouGov/Sun	17-02-2015	33	34	6	15	7	Lab +1	0.45
YouGov/Sun	16-02-2015	32	32	6	16	8	Tied	0.23
TNS BMRB/	16-02-2015	28	35	6	18	7	Lab +7	0.69
Ashcroft/	15-02-2015	30	31	9	16	8	Lab +1	0.65
ICM/Guardian	15-02-2015	36	32	10	9	7	Con +4	0.77
Populus/	14-02-2015	31	33	10	15	5	Lab +2	0.54
YouGov/Sunday Times	13-02-2015	32	35	7	15	7	Lab +3	0.03
Populus/	12-02-2015	31	34	9	14	6	Lab +3	0.32
ComRes/Independent on Sunday (O)	12-02-2015	32	34	7	16	4	Lab +2	0.62
Opinium/Observer	12-02-2015	33	35	8	14	6	Lab +2	0.3
Ipsos-MORI/Evening Standard	10-02-2015	34	36	6	9	7	Lab +2	0.26
Populus/	08-02-2015	33	34	8	15	4	Lab +1	0.12
Ashcroft/	08-02-2015	34	31	9	14	6	Con +3	0.28
Opinium/Observer	06-02-2015	32	34	7	15	8	Lab +2	0.12
Populus/	05-02-2015	31	34	8	16	5	Lab +3	0.01
TNS BMRB/	02-02-2015	27	33	6	18	8	Lab +6	0.09
Ashcroft/	01-02-2015	31	31	8	15	9	Tied	0.04

19 Feb 2015: General Election 2015: Ashcroft poll puts Ukip 'within striking distance' in marginal seats

Lord Ashcroft Opinion Polls
Change Since 2010 %	CON	Lab	Lib Dem	UKIP	Green	Other
Boston & Skegness	39	17	5	35	3	1
Castle Point	39	18	3	37	1	2
North East Cambridgeshire	41	19	7	27	5	2
South Basildon & East Thurrock	34	28	4	28	4	2

 17th Feb 2015: Support for the Conservatives has surged in the past month, according to a Guardian/ICM opinion poll that puts the party four points ahead of Labour. With just 80 days to go before the general election, the Tories are up six points since last month – their strongest showing in the Guardian’s ICM poll since May 2012 and only one point down on their 2010 general election result. Labour’s support fell by one point to 32%. The Liberal Democrats were also down a point, on 10%.But as the Tories recovered, the smaller parties registered bigger losses. Ukip sank two, to just 9%, as did the Greens, who ended up on 7%, after their record showing last month.  (source: thegaurdian.com)

12 Feb 2015: UK election Opinion Poll: Scottish National Party (SNP) set to double its vote in general election, poll findsThe Scottish National party is on course to double its vote in May’s general election despite its lead over Scottish Labour narrowing, the latest poll on Westminster voting intentions shows. Read More..>>

12 Feb 2015: UK Election Opinion Poll 2015: Charts show how the SNP will hold the balance of power after the general election

As General Election fever grips Westminster there will be countless discussions on what the next government will look like, with neither Labour nor the Conservatives looking set to gain an outright majority. But the story behind the headlines is the surge in support for the Scottish National Party. Read More..>>>

4 Feb 2015: UK election 2015 Opinion Poll: Five more years for Clegg, as forecast tips Labour coalition with Lib-Dems Read More..>>

4 Feb 2014: UK election Opinion poll: Labour & Lib Dems face election bruising in Scotland, poll predicts Read More..>>

UK Election 2015: New poll shows 1 in 3 voters still unsure who to back in general election

Ed Miliband’s party are still on 34 per cent with the Tories on 33 per cent. Ukip remain on18 per cent and in third place. Read More..>>

4 Feb 2014:TNS-BMRB National opinion Poll, YouGovNational Opinion poll

National Opinion Poll (TNS-BMRB)
Party	Vote %
Labour	31%(-5)
Conservative	30%(+1)
UKIP	19%(-)
GRN	6%(+)
Liberal Democrat	6%(-1)

 

National Opinion Poll (YouGov)
Party	Vote %
Labour	32% (+1)
Conservative	31% (-1)
UKIP	15% (-2)
GRN	8% (+1)
Liberal Democrat	7% (+1)

Poll results are listed in the table below in reverse chronological order. The highest percentage figure in each polling survey is displayed in bold, and the background shaded in the leading party's colour. The 'party lead' column shows the percentage-point difference between the two parties with the highest figures. Throughout the present parliament, first and second place has without exception alternated between the Conservatives and Labour. In the instance of a tie, no figure is shaded but both are displayed in bold. The Liberal Democrats and the UK Independence Party have tended to hold either third or fourth place in each individual poll. The combined Green parties of England and Wales and Scotland have most frequently polled fifth and have on occasions polled fourth – level with or ahead of the UK Independence Party or the Liberal Democrats. Included in the 'others' column are other smaller parties, the largest of which (by votes at the 2010 general election) are the British National Party, the Scottish National Party and Plaid Cymru. Detailed poll results that break down 'others' for some dates in 2014 and 2010 are available in a second table, below. 

Date(s) conducted	Sample size	Con	Lab	LD	UKIP	Green	Others	Lead
28–29 Jan	2,020	34%	35%	10%	14%	4%	3%	1%
28–29 Jan	1,593	34%	34%	6%	14%	7%	5%	Tied
27–28 Jan	1,548	33%	33%	6%	16%	7%	5%	Tied
26–27 Jan	1,655	34%	33%	7%	14%	7%	5%	1%
25–26 Jan	1,656	34%	33%	6%	15%	7%	5%	1%
25 Jan	1,014	31%	30%	7%	23%	3%	6%	1%
23–25 Jan	1,001	31%	30%	8%	17%	7%	7%	1%
23–25 Jan	2,039	34%	35%	9%	13%	6%	3%	1%
22–25 Jan	1,001	32%	32%	6%	15%	9%	6%	Tied
22–23 Jan	1,578	32%	32%	7%	15%	7%	6%	Tied
21–22 Jan	2,049	32%	36%	9%	13%	6%	4%	4%
21–22 Jan	1,640	31%	33%	7%	17%	8%	4%	2%
20–21 Jan	1,645	33%	34%	6%	14%	8%	5%	1%
19–20 Jan	1,570	32%	30%	8%	15%	10%	5%	2%
18–19 Jan	1,747	32%	32%	8%	15%	7%	6%	Tied
16–19 Jan	1,002	30%	33%	11%	11%	9%	7%	3%
15–19 Jan	1,188	31%	31%	8%	16%	7%	7%	Tied
16–18 Jan	1,004	29%	28%	9%	15%	11%	8%	1%
16–18 Jan	2,036	35%	36%	8%	13%	4%	4%	1%
15–16 Jan	1,647	31%	32%	7%	18%	7%	4%	1%
14–15 Jan	1,763	31%	33%	7%	16%	7%	6%	2%
14–15 Jan	2,023	33%	34%	7%	18%	3%	5%	1%
14–15 Jan	2,070	32%	35%	9%	14%	6%	4%	3%
14–15 Jan	1,660	32%	32%	6%	16%	8%	6%	Tied
13–15 Jan	1,966	28%	33%	7%	20%	6%	6%	5%
13–14 Jan	1,834	32%	34%	6%	15%	7%	6%	2%
12–13 Jan	1,782	32%	33%	7%	14%	7%	6%	1%
11–13 Jan	1,010	33%	34%	8%	11%	8%	6%	1%
11–12 Jan	1,649	32%	33%	6%	17%	6%	6%	1%
9–11 Jan	1,002	34%	28%	8%	16%	8%	6%	6%
9–11 Jan	2,056	32%	37%	10%	13%	4%	4%	5%
8–9 Jan	1,684	32%	32%	7%	18%	6%	5%	Tied
7–8 Jan	2,046	33%	34%	8%	14%	6%	5%	1%
7–8 Jan	1,753	33%	33%	8%	13%	7%	6%	Tied
6–8 Jan	1,201	28%	35%	6%	18%	5%	8%	7%
6–7 Jan	1,707	32%	33%	7%	15%	7%	6%	1%
5–6 Jan	1,769	33%	33%	7%	13%	8%	5%	Tied
4–5 Jan	1,728	31%	34%	7%	14%	8%	6%	3%
2–4 Jan	2,046	34%	36%	9%	12%	5%	5%	2%
30 Dec–2 Jan	1,970	32%	33%	8%	17%	4%	7%	1%

source: http://en.wikipedia.org

India Today-CICERO Jan 13 Opinion Poll:BJP likely to form govt in Delhi (Click here for full read)

 

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Opinion Poll 2015	List of Political Parties	Election Result 2010

 

YouGov/Sun poll April 9
Party	Vote %	Seat Projection
Lab	35%	286
Con	34%	281
LD	8%	11
GRN	5%	1
UKIP	13%	0
SNP		50

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Millions of people began casting their votes in the British general election at around 50,000 polling stations across the country on Thursday. Balloting began at 7 a.m. (GMT) and will continue until 10 p.m., BBC reported, adding that 50 million people registered to vote for the 650 seats at stake. The turnout in the 2010 election was 65 percent. 

Besides the general election, more than 9,000 council seats are being contested across 279 local authorities. Mayors will also be elected for Bedford, Copeland, Leicester, Mansfield, Middlesbrough and Torbay, the report said.
A handful of results are expected to be declared by midnight, but the final results are expected to be declared on Friday afternoon.

Live Updates Here:

10.20am: British polls: Forecast reveals Conservatives, Labour neck-and-neck
The final national opinion poll from Lord Ashcroft this morning, conducted over the last two days, has the Conservatives and Labour level-pegging on 33 per cent each.

(Loard Ashcroft Poll)-- Con-33%, Lab-33%, UKIP-11%, LibDem-10%, GRN-6% Read More..>>

Agency's Name	CON	LAB	LD	UKIP	GRN	SNP
Final Lord Ashcroft poll	33	33	10	11	6
Final poll ComRes	35	34	9	12		5
Final poll Survation	33	33	9	16		5
Final ICM	35	35	9	11	3
Final Panelbase	31	33	8	16	5
Final YouGov	34	34	10	12	4

9:41am:This election is the first opportunity for people born during the Labour administration of Tony Blair to vote. Blair was elected on 1 May 1997, which means there’s a week’s worth of 18-year-olds who have reached political maturity just in time to cast their ballot today.

09.15 Reports of queues at polling stations. Some 29.6 million people voted in the 2010 election - turnout of 65 per cent.

1> JohannaDerry@johanna_derry- There is a QUEUE to vote at my polling station. I have never queued before. Now I'm excited. Get the vote out #labour

2> Linda Grant @lindasgrant - For the first time in my life I'm having to queue to vote. Polling station rammed since 7am

3> Cllr Ged Mirfin @NorthernTory- Very busy at the Polling Station in Billington early doors. Looks like its going to be a high turnout! 1:50 PM - 7 May 2015

Tweetby- Nigel Farage @Nigel_Farage

09.05: David Cameron votes The Prime Minister has arrived at Witney with wife Samantha to cast his vote:

David Cameron Message to Voters - My promise and my warning to voters: 

( Amid all the confusion and commentary, my message is simple and clear: Britain has the chance of a strong, stable Government - but only if you vote Conservative. All other options will end in chaos.

So as you enter the voting booth, remember these simple things: you can stop Ed Miliband being held to ransom by Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP. You can ensure strong and stable Government. You can secure our economy and the Union. You can ensure I am back at work as your Prime Minister on Friday. But you can only achieve these things if you vote Conservative. The country's future depends on the choice you make.)

8:50am: While Ed Miliband, Nigel Farage, Nicola Sturgeon and Natalie Bennett have already cast their votes, Nick Clegg is not expected to his Sheffield polling station til a little later this morning. In unrelated news, he enjoyed a slightly boozy end to his 1,000-mile campaign finale last night

8:40am: The Lib Dem leader has however been busy on Twitter this morning.

8:30am: Already there are plenty of reports of busy polling stations – even (modest) queues in some places. In 2010, turnout was 65.1% and many expect that to be exceeded today.

08.20 Natalie Bennett votes -The Green Party leader Natalie Bennett has just tweeted to say she's cast her vote. Here she was en route to the polling station:

08.15 polling stations- Obviously, it's the voting that counts. But as schools and church halls around the country are converted into polling stations for the day.

8:00am: Scottish national party Leaders Nicola Sturgeon, with her husband Peter Murrell casting their votes

TweetBy - Libby Brooks @libby_brooks

Nicola Sturgeon arrives to vote with husband and SNP chief executive Peter Murrell

12:35 PM - 7 May 2015

07:59am:In 2010, around 1,200 people were left unable to vote at 27 polling stations around the country, despite getting there before the 10pm closing times, according to a subsequent Electoral Commission report.

07:48am: And here is labour Party PM Candidate Ed Miliband, with his wife Justine Thornton, casting their votes in Doncaster:

7:45am:  Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg appears to have had a lie-in after his epic 1,000-mile journey from Land's End to John O'Groats:

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-- TweetBy( Message to Voters) Ed Miliband@Ed_Miliband

7:40am: UKIP Leader Nigel Farage has cast his vote at a polling station in Ramsgate. He’s standing for the seat of South Thanet, the sixth time he has attempted to become an MP.

(Nigel Farage gave a thumbs-up as he arrived to cast his vote at a polling station near the centre of Ramsgate, where he is bidding to realise a decades-long dream of election to Westminster. Ukip – whose efforts in the East Kent constituency have been shadowed by protestors following Farage around – had brought forward by two hours the time when he was scheduled to vote, wrongfooting not just protestors but also some members of the press.
There are 11 candidates standing for the constituency, which was held by the Tories in the last parliament. The result is expected to come in very late, possibly on Friday morning after counting in the neighbouring town of Margate.)

7:30am:  --TweetBy (Message to Voters)David Cameron @David_Cameron

 

7:20am: No single party will win an outright majority. The Lib Dems have a higher probability of being part of a government than either Labour or the Conservatives do.

It’s 7am and polling stations are throwing open their doors/propping them open with plastic school chairs. They’ll be open until 10pm tonight.

British leaders eye Indian-origin voters
As the campaigning for the British parliamentary election enters its final phase, Prime Minister David Cameron and other leaders are eyeing undecided voters, especially among the 700,000 strong community of Indian origin. Read More..

British Prime Minister David Cameron
David Cameron has continued his last-ditch effort to break the opinion poll deadlock by campaigning in target seats through the night.

Src: theguardian.com, telegraph.co.uk

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