Prosecutors Investigate Suspected Election Fraud in Borlänge
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According to a police report, people are said to have distributed marked parliamentary election ballots for the Left Party, reports Dagens Industri. The crime is said to have taken place in Borlänge in Dalarna, according to sources to the newspaper.
Svenska Dagbladet
The National Anti-Corruption Unit has launched a preliminary investigation into suspected election fraud, reports Dagens Industri. The crime is said to have taken place in Dalarna and concerns marked ballot papers in the parliamentary election, according to information provided to the newspaper.
The police are investigating election fraud in Dalarna. According to Aftonbladet, the fraud concerns marked ballot papers. – There was a preliminary investigation that was closed, which I have reopened today, says prosecutor Oskar Edvardsson.
The National Anti-Corruption Unit is investigating suspected election fraud in Borlänge. The police had a look at V candidate Mohamed Abdukardir Ali, who was elected to the Riksdag.
The report was received by the Swedish Public Prosecutor's Office's National Unit against Corruption on 1 September. A person had been taken into custody by the police in Dalarna after information that voters had been offered money to vote for a certain parliamentary candidate. According to an anonymous police report that Expressen has seen, people are said to have driven voters from disadvantaged areas and then provided them with ballot papers …
The suspicion: pre-marked ballots…
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