The Liberal Democrats are set to announce their new chief later as the competition for the highest job involves an finish.
The occasion’s performing chief, Sir Ed Davey, and one in every of its MPs, Layla Moran, have been competing within the management race since June.
The winner would be the first everlasting chief since Jo Swinson, who misplaced her seat within the 2019 election.
The end result shall be introduced on-line at 11:30 BST (10:30 GMT).
The competition has been carried out remotely as a result of coronavirus, with on-line campaigning and digital hustings.
Sir Ed has been performing chief since Ms Swinson stepped down in December, and was a cupboard minister within the coalition authorities between 2010 and 2015.
In a BBC debate between the candidates, he stated he had learnt from his expertise of working with former chief Paddy Ashdown to construct up the occasion within the 1990s.
And he stated would use the occasion’s native authorities base “as a springboard for outcomes sooner or later”.
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Ms Moran has been an MP since 2017 and now acts because the occasion’s schooling spokeswoman.
She stated her lack of expertise in Parliament could be an asset “at a time when individuals do not belief politicians”.
The MP additionally pointed to her success of overturning “an enormous majority” in her Oxford constituency, including: “We did that by amassing a bunch of individuals from all sides of the political spectrum.”
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The Lib Dems initially deliberate to delay the competition to succeed Ms Swinson till Could 2021.
However the occasion introduced it ahead following criticism from occasion members.