Your essential guide on how not to fall out with loved ones on general election day

The general election is important – but it isn’t worth falling out over.

Regardless of the outcome tomorrow, your wellbeing and relationships are paramount, say the experts. As the election arrives, emotions may be heightened during conversations about political parties and their policies with family and friends. Avoiding such discussions is near impossible as we get closer to placing our vote in the ballot box, so what do counsellors and family psychologists advice for navigating tricky situations if there’s tension and disagreements? Here’s how to make sure conversations don’t go sour...