The Candidate Was Offered Hundreds of Votes, but They Failed. Police in Martin Revealed Suspicion of Electoral Corruption
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Hundreds of Votes Were Allegedly Offered for 5,000 Euros in Martin. Police Have Charged Three People
Two men allegedly offered mayoral candidate Martin hundreds of votes for 5,000 euros. The candidate refused and went to the police. Three people are accused.
For the sum of 5,000 euros and the promise of future contracts from the city, two men and one woman promised to secure 300 to 500 voters for the mayoral candidate Martin, for which they now face charges of electoral corruption. The post They wanted to secure hundreds of votes for 5,000 euros: Police uncover major electoral fraud first appeared on interez.sk.
Police have uncovered suspicions of vote-buying ahead of the municipal elections in Martin. Two men allegedly offered hundreds of votes to a mayoral candidate for 5,000 euros and the promise of city contracts. They planned to pay 5 to 10 euros per vote.
The investigator has already filed a motion to take one of the accused into custody.
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