A woman who says she was turned away from a polling station because she didn't have suitable ID has launched a scathing attack on local authorities.
Kelly Morley, 33 from Wilmslow says she went to her local polling station to vote for Labour on Thursday evening.
"When I arrived I was asked to provide ID. I handed over my voting card and was told it wasn't suitable even though it was sent to my address. I was told I needed something with my picture on to prove it was me"
Kelly says she then "trudged home" to find something suitable.
She then returned to the polling station and showed the ID complete with her picture:
"I was told this wasn't suitable either. It's a bloody madness, a bally disgrace. It's a picture drawn by my little girl, Chloe. It's clearly me, it says 'Mummy' on it, who else could it be?"
The men in white coats were called and Kelly is currently being treated for stupidity.