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The Central Election Commission explains how the vote count could have gone wrong

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The miscounted votes at Notudden also came as a surprise to the Central Election Committee in Espoo. “It was only when an outsider wondered about the number of votes that we realized the error,” says chairwoman Sanna Suvanto.
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The Central Election Commission explains how the vote count could have gone wrong

The miscounted votes at Notudden also came as a surprise to the Central Election Committee in Espoo. “It was only when an outsider wondered about the number of votes that we realized the error,” says chairwoman Sanna Suvanto.

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hbl.fi broke the news in on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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