Ian Blackford has known as Boris Johnson a “tin-pot dictator” for attempting to vary the foundations over voting necessities in elections.The SNP W
Ian Blackford has known as Boris Johnson a “tin-pot dictator” for attempting to vary the foundations over voting necessities in elections.
The SNP Westminster chief stated the prime minister was attempting to unravel a “downside that doesn’t exist” as there have been simply 34 instances of voter impersonation within the final common election.
And he claimed the Me Johnson was making it more durable to vote, with the federal government in a position to “select the voters”.
However the prime minster stated the SNP was making a “mountain out of a molehill” as councils could be offering free photograph ID for elections, and that polls shouldn’t be “clouded by the suspicion of voter fraud”.
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