June 09, 2017, 07:04 PM 
The UK election is not ending in a great way for Theresa May.
A hung parliament has been confirmed, which will add more anxiety to what will be very uncertain Brexit negotiations ahead.
May had called for an election hoping for her party to win a bigger majority.
Her party's inability to secure more parliamentary seats was slightly outshone by her personal victory.
May comfortably won her constituency of Maidenhead with 64.8 percent of the vote, despite the seat being contested 13-ways.
In comparison, other election contests were between four to six people.
And these were her opponents, which included independent candidates Lord Buckethead and Elmo:
Theresa May's opponents are starting to arrive in Maidenhead. Just waiting for Lord Buckethead. #BritainDecides pic.twitter.com/2RIhf3mXme
— Richard Suchet (@RichSuchet) June 8, 2017
Oh my god Lord Buckethead’s political manifesto I’m screaming pic.twitter.com/e31ytIBk91
— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) June 9, 2017
249! A new Buckethead record! Something to celebrate, eh? #GeneralElection17 pic.twitter.com/cCx7Utc8EL
— Lord Buckethead (@LordBuckethead) June 9, 2017
Meanwhile, in the UK... ? #lordbuckethead #GE2017 pic.twitter.com/4rWZpAhyr0
— Tom ¨nn (@Umlaut_doubleN) June 9, 2017
Lord Buckethead's manifesto calls for the abolition of the Lords (except himself), a referendum to be held on whether we should have another referendum, and the legalisation of hunting fox-hunters.
Lord Buckethead is officially Twitter's favourite person at the moment.
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