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It’s the no-nonsense approach to vote counting likely to give legal officers the jitters. Staff at an election count in Ireland were left scrambling
It’s the no-nonsense approach to vote counting likely to give legal officers the jitters.
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Staff at an election count in Ireland were left scrambling for solutions after keys to a ballot box were lost, reports the Irish Independent.
With no replacement keys forthcoming, a hacksaw was used to prise open the box in Sligo, north-west Ireland.
What happens when the keys to a ballot box are lost….#GE16 #SligoLeitrim #solm pic.twitter.com/WMbcwTs3Wg
— Corey Whyte (@CWhyte___) February 27, 2016
Final election results are set to be declared on Monday, with exit polls suggesting the republic is on course for a hung parliament.