General Election 2017 – Vote

Trying to decide? Click here to read our profiles of each party!

The vote is now closed.

Click here to see the results!

Thank you to everyone who voted, left comments and made their voice heard!

Read all about the parties standing in the General Election.

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Have your say in our Brexit Children’s Charter.

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What's most important for you for the election?

The General Election is being held on Thursday 8 June. You have to be 18 to vote. But, although you don’t get a vote, it’s important that you do get a voice! The First News Junior General Election will make sure your voice is heard by those who hope to be in power when the final votes are counted.

What area of the UK do you live in?

Which parties you can vote for can change based on where you live.

What party would you vote for in the election? (Not sure? Read our profiles for each party here!)

Parties are in alphabetical order

What's your first name, or your nickname?

Hold old are you?

Under 10 11-14 14-18 Over 18

What city/town/village do you live in?

Topic you’re most concerned about:

Why is this important to you?

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Your voice counts! Once we've received your submission, we'll tally it together with everyone else and get counting the votes!

Click here to see the results!

What's most important for you for the election?

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Thanks, your voice has been heard!