POLLING booths are opened across the country as voters are busy to ballot boxes to cast their votes in what has been billed as the most important General Election in a generation.
Voter turnout could play a major role in the outcome with rain, wind and chilly temperatures forecast for much of the country today.
According to a YouGov poll yesterday the Tories are set for a 28-seat majority.
But the party chiefs are concerned that tactical voting could cost them and leave the country stuck in a hung parliament.
In a final plea to voters on the eve of polling day, the PM urged undecided Brits to back him and save the country from “disaster”.
Yesterday Mr Johnson launched a last-ditch 24-hour campaign blitz, zig-zagging across the country from West Yorkshire to Derby and then by plane to Cardiff and Essex.
Photo opportunities including eating a fry up and making an “oven-ready” pie all went to plan but his first stop of the day hit an embarrassing bump.
One of Mr Johnson’s exasperated aides said “for f***s sake” live on Good Morning Britain as election stresses boiled over.
