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The exit poll will be released at 10pm tonight with early prediction of the election results.
The poll is jointly funded by the BBC , Sky News , and ITV News .
Unlike a regular poll which asks voters what they might do in the election, the exit poll asks people who they have voted for as they exit their polling stations.
This year , Ipsos is sending interviewers to 133 polling stations around the country.
Experts say the poll has generally been accurate over the last few elections.
The last time an exit poll went seriously wrong was in 1992 , before the media companies teamed up to produce a single exit poll.
In that year , both exit polls predicted a hung parliament when in reality John Major's Conservatives won a majority of 21 seats.
In 2017 , meanwhile, the exit poll was off by only one seat for both the Conservatives and Labour .
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