Investigation Into Election Fraud Postponed
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Svenska Dagbladet
The police's national operational department, Noa, has taken over the investigation into the suspected election fraud in Borlänge, reports Expressen.
The police's national operational department, Noa, has taken over the investigation into election fraud in Borlänge. The police's media center confirms this to Expressen. The investigation will be handled by Noa's corruption group.
The police's national operational department, Noa, has taken over the investigation into the suspected election fraud in Borlänge, reports Expressen.
The National Operations Division (NOA) of the Swedish Police Authority has launched an investigation into possible fraud in the parliamentary elections in the city of Burlenge, linked to a candidate from the Left Party.
After the revelation that there are suspicions of election fraud linked to a Left Party member in Borlänge, the authorities have closed the lid. Both the chairman of the election committee and the county administrative board's election coordinator refer to the ongoing preliminary investigation. At the same time, political scientist Erik Lundberg reacts to the incident, which, if true, is both unusual and serious.
According to a report, voters in Borlänge received money and ballots that already had the V candidate Mohamed Abdukardir Ali marked. The police spied on the car that drove them. Ali says he is "shocked."
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