Exit poll: Conservatives set to e largest party in UK parliament with 316 seats
Voting is over in Britain’s general elections. An exit poll shows Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives are set to be the largest party in the Commons but short of a majority.
The poll suggests Conservatives have won 316 seats while the main opposition Labour Party got 239. The Scottish National Party is set for a historic victory with 58 seats and the centrist Liberal will get just 10 in the 650-seat parliament. The minimum number needed to form a majority is 326. The numbers indicate that Cameron will be able to remain in office with support from another small party.
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