North's ballot boxes to be opened

Election officials in the North will begin preparations today for the official counting of the votes cast in the European Parliament election.

North's ballot boxes to be opened
Fri, 05 Jun, 2009 - 08:16

Election officials in the North will begin preparations today for the official counting of the votes cast in the European Parliament election.

The ballot boxes will be opened today in the King’s Hall in Belfast and the numbers of votes verified before counting starts on Monday morning.

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