Belfast judge denies electoral unfairness

In Belfast, a judge has turned down an application asking for a judicial review into alleged electoral irregularities over the distribution of postal vote application forms.

In Belfast, a judge has turned down an application asking for a judicial review into alleged electoral irregularities over the distribution of postal vote application forms.

It had been claimed the Ulster Unionist Party in Fermanagh/South Tyrone had benefited from access to postal vote application forms for seven weeks before other parties.

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