'Vote No' poster claiming women will be forced out to work 'incorrect', says electoral watchdog

The poster was erected on behalf of Independent senator Sharon Keogan
'Vote No' poster claiming women will be forced out to work 'incorrect', says electoral watchdog

A 'Vote No' poster erected on behalf of Independent senator Sharon Keogan is a 'factual misrepresentation' of this Friday’s vote, the Electoral Commission has said.

The Electoral Commission has said a 'Vote No' poster erected on behalf of Independent senator Sharon Keogan is a “factual misrepresentation” of this Friday’s vote.

The posters, which read “Don’t force mothers out to work… Vote No”, have been erected in locations around Dublin in recent days.

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