SDLP member hits out at disability decision

People with Down’s syndrome are being refused the right to register to vote in Northern Ireland despite having voted in the past, it was claimed today.

People with Down’s syndrome are being refused the right to register to vote in Northern Ireland despite having voted in the past, it was claimed today.

SDLP Assembly member Patsy McGlone said a constituent with Down’s syndrome had been refused a place on the electoral roll even though he had been on it as recently as the Assembly elections last November and had voted in the past.

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