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Is this the best ballot paper description this year?

August 29, 2022 - 9:58 am

With thanks to John Swarbrick for spotting this, take a look at how Adam Russell choose to describe himself on the ballot paper:

He won by 22 votes to 12 on a turnout of 9%.

No QR code though.

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2 responses to “Is this the best ballot paper description this year?”

1. The apparent non-disclosure of an address for a parish council election is most odd by he Labour candidate. Is this increasingly common, and if so why?

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   • It’s becoming increasingly common at all levels of election, driven sadly by concerns over safety and privacy.

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