 Enthusiasm for the vote was muted. Labour had enjoyed a huge lead in the opinion polls and turnout appears to have been among the lowest in the modern era. But Labour's Rachel Reeves, who's set to become Britain's first female finance minister, said the party was winning seats in constituencies it had never won before. The British people have voted for change. But in the coming hours, after 14 years, people will wake up to the prospect of a new government.