Curious canines and patient pups - it's dogs at polling stations
Key takeaways
- George Burke BBC News Finnbarr Webster / Getty Images.
- The tradition of taking pictures of pets at polling stations continues to grow - and if you are heading out to vote today there is a high chance you will see a pooch or two parked patiently outside your polling place.
- Whether you're a Lurcher lover, a Corgi connoisseur or a Eurasia enthusiast, here are some of the stand out canine-centric photos from the day's voting.
Why this matters: political developments that affect policy direction and public trust.
George Burke BBC News Finnbarr Webster / Getty Images. This intrigued dog in St Davids, Wales seemed more interested in the photographer than the politics of the day With elections being held in Wales, Scotland and large parts of England, many voters are not just exercising their democratic rights but their dogs as well.
The tradition of taking pictures of pets at polling stations continues to grow - and if you are heading out to vote today there is a high chance you will see a pooch or two parked patiently outside your polling place.
Whether you're a Lurcher lover, a Corgi connoisseur or a Eurasia enthusiast, here are some of the stand out canine-centric photos from the day's voting.