Restore Trust blamed computerised voting for defeat of all its candidates at annual general meeting in Bath
A right-leaning campaign aiming to wrest control of the National Trust from an alleged “political takeover” has criticised a computerised voting system after all of its candidates for council seats were defeated at the trust’s annual general meeting.
Restore Trust failed to secure a single win and immediately attacked the soundness of the charity’s democratic system after results were announced at the National Trust’s Grade I-listed Bath Assembly Rooms.
