With an election on the way, people are on the lookout for gaffes and terrible/unpopular opinions from party leaders.

There's Tim Farron, seen here on Channel 4 News dodging the question of whether homosexuality is a sin...

This is embarrassing, Tim Farron seems more like a vicar off Coronation Street than a political party leader... pic.twitter.com/6A9b4u9kVt

— Richard (@richtard) April 18, 2017

(It's 2017 by the way, Tim)

Tim Farron on C4 news failing to clarify his views on the gay community. 'We're all sinners'.

It's 2017.

— Sue Perkins (@sueperkins) April 18, 2017

...Or Corbyn's own MPs refusing to endorse him...

Gisela Stuart MP refuses to endorse her own leader Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister on #R4Today, suggests PM better to deliver Brexit!

— Vincent McAviney (@Vinny_LBC) April 19, 2017

... people are sharing political fuck-ups from all parties at the moment, and it doesn't make for pretty reading.

But the thing that has been shared most far and wide so far in this election season, isn't a gaffe or mistake. It's Theresa May's own voting record. And it makes for even grimmer reading.

i'll post theresa mays voting record several times a day in the run up to the general election and i want you to retweet every time ok pic.twitter.com/d5nzqsk5EX

— the devil (@helenacelle) April 18, 2017

Along with ensuring that public bodies no-longer have to actively try to reduce inequality, she also voted against the right for gay couples to adopt. Twice.

Her record is being shared far and wide, and a lot of people haven't liked what they've seen of her voting records on gay rights.

This is Theresa May's awful voting record throughout the years. Spread this far and wide. #GeneralElection pic.twitter.com/PeBaWGKJj0

— George Aylett (@GeorgeAylett) April 18, 2017

@GeorgeAylett @lomadia So essentially... We have a backward, homophobic prime minister who is against equal rights...
Just when you thought it couldn't get worse🙄😭

— Mohammed Husnain (@glued2thepc) April 18, 2017

You can find her full voting record here:

@Hagenburger @GeorgeAylett Don’t know where this was compiled tbh, but you can find at least some if the details here: https://t.co/tAZwKYDeoN

— Darren Cadwallader (@plankton) April 18, 2017

You can find Jeremy Corbyn's here: https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/10133/jeremy_corbyn/islington_north

And Tim Farron's here:

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/11923/tim_farron/westmorland_and_lonsdale

You can't find Nigel Farage or Paul Nuttal, as he has never been an MP.