Anyone staying up all night on Thursday?

No, we will have just flown back to the U.K. that afternoon (then voted).

I’ll be tired I expect so will go to bed. Will be excited though to find out the result on Friday morning!

I will be doing my utmost best to stay awake although I very much doubt that I will be able to. I’ll be watching the BBC until I drift off, then will check my phone probably around 4ish, that’s usually the case with these things.

I just hope I’m not going to be gobsmacked this time as I was when the result of the referendum came in and also when Trump was elected!

No! I will record it, have a good night's sleep and watch it after breakfast so I can fast forward the boring bits. That way you can see it unfold and not miss the excitement of finding out the final result as it happens.

After all the polls, I remember my disbelief in 2016 to find out we’d voted to Leave! Nothing happened though so my euphoria was short lived.

Stay up all night - you are joking - what on Earth for? I'm in London so nothing will turn blue around here, thankfully!

No, I will have flown to Manchester too Urmstongran. I have had a postal vote so don't have to rush to vote (thank goodness)!! When I booked my flight I didn't know it was polling day.

No. I will be going to bed as usual.
I generally have to get up a couple of times during the night, so I'll probably check my phone or tablet and see how things are going.
I don't suppose there will be any change in my constituency.

Absolutely not it would be like a wake in fact I think I want to hibernate for a fortnight
I don’t think the awful Blue man I ve got will lose in my area a deprived area with lots of loud Brexiteers and Ukippers why they can possible vote for a blue man who has done diddly squit for the area and voted against everything humanitarian I hold dear I will never understand

I’d like to, but have to be up at a reasonable hour because I look after my grandchildren on Friday. I’m feeling rather gloomy about the outcome, so if the exit polls are as I fear I may just go to bed and catch up in the morning.

I am wondering if the red wall will crumble this time around. Will Skinner lose in Bolsover? I very much hope Grieve does not get back in. I would love to see him out. I also wonder if the Brexit Party will win any seats in North. Any predictions anyone for individual seats?

DD will be. She has Friday off to recover. She will probably lay a few small bets on the results. She made nearly £200 on the 2017 election.

I will be in Germany visiting the Christmas Fair at Cologne. Elections will be the last thing on my mind.

Will sleep in spare room with radio so as not to keep DH awake. I think he might watch TV for awhile and then go to bed.

Got to get up for work Friday so no; also despondent that BJ will somehow get re-elected (though live in strong Labour constituency, thankfully)

Definitely not.

Yup. I've taken Friday off.

Strong coffee all round.

I will watch the exit poll and if it shows any hope I will stay up. I am rooting for Grieve and Gauke. Would love to see IDS and Raab lose their seats.

If no hope then I will put it on record and watch the bearable bits in the morning. It will be the first time I haven't stayed up all night.

Blimey it takes me all my time to keep my eyes open beyond 10.30pm after the news so no way will I be bothering to try and stay awake for that lot.
It'll either be a hung or a very close call anyway as not forgetting we have a lot of students who've " become of age ".

probably, will, depends how my health goes really.

Probably the only time my waking far too early will come in handy. Will go to bed normal time, nothing much happens until the results start coming in. Be up and watching for when it starts getting interesting.

No, because we're going out on Friday for a family get together!

No. But will probably put radio headphones in sometime in the night to hear how it's going.

tbh I am not sure I/we could - the whole thing makes me panic and sick. Woke up this am with a panic attack- I have never ever had panic attacks in my whole life ...

I think it is hard for some of you to imagine just how hard this is affecting some people/families - more than any election ever.

We are travelling to UK at the week-end and so looking forward to spending time with DDs and GCs, family and friends- and at the same time very anxious about it. With some people we know it is going to be very hard and like walking on eggs...

Boris may not be an MP, never mind Prime Minister.

No way. The result will be the same wether I stay up or not. Hopefully I will be happy with the result.