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The Daily Poll

Poll: Are you happy with the UK election results?

Brexit is looming and the UK doesn’t have a majority party.

AND SO IT’S a hung parliament.

Theresa May’s Conservative Party will fall short of a 326-seat majority and will likely look to Northern Ireland’s DUP to make up the numbers.

The loss of the Conservative majority comes at the hands of a Labour Party which performed above most expectations – 50 seats in some cases.

But, with a looming Brexit negotiation and a weakening sterling, are you happy with the result?

We’re asking: Are you happy with the UK election results?

Poll Results:

Yes (4928)

No (3787)

I don't know (2436)

Yes
No
I don't know

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