Nicola Sturgeon casts vote at Broomhouse Community Hall in Baillieston
UK politicians, who have spent the last few weeks on the campaign trail, have cast their vote in what is the most uncertain election for decades.
With the result too close to call it is anticipated that there will be no overall clear majority winner and a coalition government will have to be formed again.
There are more than 5,000 polling places in Scotland with schools, village halls and community centres transformed for the day to allow people to cast their votes.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon arrived at Broomhouse Community Hall in Baillieston to mark her ballot paper while Prime Minster David Cameron and his wife Samantha voted in Spelsbury.
Nicola Sturgeon casts vote at Broomhouse Community Hall in Baillieston with her husband Peter Murrell.
Nicola Sturgeon casts vote at Broomhouse Community Hall in Baillieston
Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha arrive to cast their votes at Spelsbury Memorial Hall, Witney
Labour leader Ed Milliband and wife voted at Sutton Village Hall in Sutton and Nigel Farage who heads UKIP case his in the South Thanet constituency of Ramsgate in England.
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband and his wife Justine arrive to cast their votes at Sutton village hall in Doncaster, as Britain goes to the ballot box today
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband after casting his vote at Sutton village hall
Ukip leader Nigel Farage arrives to cast his vote at the Eastcliff community housing office in Ramsgate
Ukip leader Nigel Farage arrives to cast his vote at the Eastcliff community housing office in Ramsgate
Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg and Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie will also vote later today alongside Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy and Scottish Greens leader Patrick Harvie.
PICTURES: UK leaders cast their vote in the 2015 General Election
