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Toby Porter said he voted at a car boot in Oxford after his polling station failed to open on time.

A voter has cast his ballot in a car boot after the church warden opening his polling station “overslept apparently”. Toby Porter said he cast his vote in Oxford at 7.25am, and the normal polling station was “up and running” by 7.30am. He said around a dozen people voted in the car before the centre at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies was opened. “We found it funny. Everyone was enjoying the novelty,” he told the PA news agency. The church warden has overslept apparently so just cast my vote in a car. #LocalElections2021pic.twitter.com/Ast6sGWl4Y

'So incredibly British' - polling booth set up in car boot after warden overslept Toby Porter, Chief Executive of Acorns Children's Hospice, said it was the 'most bizarre voting experience of his life'. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get all the latest politics news via email updates Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy n...

Polling station set up in car boot after church warden 'overslept'. (PA) Early-morning voters were forced to cast their vote in a car boot after the church warden “overslept apparently”. Toby Porter, chief executive of Acorns Children’s hospice, took to Twitter to share the humorous image. Posting a picture of a car boot with a polling station sign attached to the door, he tweeted: “The church warden has overslept apparently so just cast my vote in a car.” Toby Porter said he cast his vote in Oxford at 7.25am, and the normal polling station was “up and running” by 7.30am...

A voter has cast his ballot in a car boot after the church warden opening his polling station “overslept apparently”. Toby Porter said he cast his vote in Oxford at 7.25am, and the normal polling station was “up and running” by 7.30am. He said around a dozen people voted in the car before the centre at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies was opened. “We found it funny. Everyone was enjoying the novelty,” he told the PA news agency. The church warden has overslept apparently so just cast my vote in a car. #LocalElections2021pic.twitter.com/Ast6sGWl4Y