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Today we have been answering questions specifically from younger people, like this one from Stephen Blaney in Manchester:

Q - Can a candidate standing for a constituency demand a recount at the general election?

A - According to the Electoral Commission "any candidate or election agent may request to have the votes recounted or, following a recount, recounted again".

The final decision as to whether a recount is allowed is taken by the returning officer (though usually by the acting returning officer, as the former post is largely ceremonial), who has overall responsibility for the conduct of the election in that constituency.

They will decide if the request is a reasonable one, for example when two or more candidates are separated by a small number of votes.

You can read more answers to questions from young people here.