TBH I'll be watching purely with schadenfreude. I'm not enthused with Labour right now. Don't get me wrong I'm absolutly going to vote for them and they are going to be a lot better than the Tories but they are hardly exciting at the moment.
Yeah, election night itself will be the highpoint. I have very little optimism for what happens after that.
And even the joy of seeing this lot be thrown out is greatly reduced by the fact so many of them are quitting anyway. Election night will largely be a succession of fresh-faced non-entities that one's never heard of, losing on behalf of the Tories. Very remote chance of both Rees-Mogg and Sunak himself losing their seats, though. Just not sure it's worth staying up that long just on the off-chance (those seats always come in very late, because the safer Tory seats are all rural areas where it takes forever to gather in the ballot boxes, and I think Sunak's is the safest Tory seat in the country).