Who performed the best in the BBC election debate?
The BBC election debate included Rebecca Long-Bailey, Rishi Sunak, Jo Swinson, Nicola Sturgeon, Richard Tice, Adam Price and Caroline Green. Photographs: BBC. - Credit: Archant
It was an opportunity for the major political parties to face the public and set out their vision, but who do you think performed the best?
As we wait for verdicts from the pollsters we're asking for readers to give their perspectives on tonight's performances.
Who do you think was the overall winner - was it Rebecca Long-Bailey, Rishi Sunak, Jo Swinson, Nicola Sturgeon, Richard Tice, Adam Price or Caroline Lucas?
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Or perhaps you didn't think any of them won the debate.
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