Concern at ID confusion in NI elections

Polling got under way today for Northern Ireland’s crucial Assembly election, with parties insisting that voting was following traditional patterns.

Concern at ID confusion in NI elections
Wed, 26 Nov, 2003 - 09:36

Polling got under way today for Northern Ireland’s crucial Assembly election, with parties insisting that voting was following traditional patterns.

Polling stations opened at 7am in 18 six-seat constituencies.

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