The debates are over and no one has any idea who won.
Pollsters YouGov were the first to release their results and said that Nicola Sturgeon came out on top.
Debate Result: Sturgeon wins Cameron: 18% Miliband: 15% Clegg: 10% Farage: 20% Bennett: 5% Sturgeon: 28% Wood: 4% 1117 GB adults
Next came an analysis of tweets by Demos, who also put Scotland's First Minister in the lead at the end of the night.
MASSIVE applause for Nicola Sturgeon on her closing statement - best moment of anyone, at any time at #leadersdebate
But a poll by ComRes for ITV News declared that David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nigel Farage were all joint winners.
The same poll found that voters felt that Ed Miliband was "most understanding of your concerns", they believe that David Cameron would be "most capable of leading the country".
Another poll, this one by ICM for The Guardian, said that Ed Miliband just scraped victory in the debates.
The results of that poll:
Miliband: 25%
Cameron: 24%
Farage: 19%
Sturgeon: 17%
Clegg: 9%
Bennett: 3%
Wood: 2%
And people couldn't pick out a winner when ICM asked them to choose between either Miliband or Cameron: 50% each.
But the same poll also received some conflicting answers when people were asked about the leaders' personalities, and the actual arguments.
Although 45% of people said Cameron had a "more appealing personality" (against 40% for Miliband), they thought the Labour leader had "better arguments", with 48% against 42%.
The last poll of the night, by Survation, said it was a joint victory for Miliband and Cameron.
#LeadersDebate snap poll (Survation): Cameron - 25% Miliband - 25% Farage - 24% Sturgeon - 15% Clegg - 6% Bennett - 3% Wood - 2%