After weeks of campaigning, voters go to the polls across the country on Thursday to have their say in the General election.
Politicians and party activists will continue to make their pitches throughout Wednesday, one final push to convince voters to go their way.
And if you've registered to vote you'll get the chance to have your say in the political future of the country.
We've been through plenty of these in recent years, but the same old questions still pop up when it comes to election day.
When do polling stations open?
The polling stations open at 7am on Thursday morning and close at 10pm at night.
Do I need my polling card?
No. Although helpful for the staff working at the polling station, all you need to do is give your name and address and they'll cross you off the list when you turn up.
Where is my polling station?
If you are registered to vote, your polling card will tell you the location of your polling station.
If you’ve lost your polling card or just want to check where your nearest polling station is, all you need to do is enter your postcode on the Where do I vote? website.
Do I have to vote at my polling station?
Yes, you must vote at your assigned polling station, as designated on your polling card.
Do I have to use a pencil to vote?
No. Pencils are provided for casting votes at polling stations, however, anyone who votes is allowed to use a pen.
Why do we use pencils? According to the Electoral Commission pens may dry out or spill and many transfer the voting mark onto the paper once it is folded. This could lead to rejection of a paper as it may look like the person who used the pen has voted twice.
When will we know the results?
As you can imagine, there's no exact science with this one, but estimates suggest the counting process at some polling stations could complete as early as 2am on Friday, with the results to follow shortly after.
Are you allowed to take dogs into the polling stations?
Yes, in most polling stations - however as long as owners follow strict guidelines to ensure they don't disrupt the voting process. Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times, but your pooch can enjoy a big day of politics too!
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