Electoral Commission admits software glitch led to referendum voting cards being sent to EU citizens in the UK
EU citizens arriving at polling stations with erroneously sent cards will be sent away, claims Electoral Commission
The ballot paper for the UK's EU Referendum on 23 June 2016
The Electoral Commission has blamed a software 'glitch' for sending out voting cards in the UK's upcoming EU referendum to non-British citizens who are not eligible to vote. In a statement released...
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