6,000 Appeals After the Election: "We Have to Scale Up"
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Appeals to the Riksdag's Election Review Board are pouring in after the report about the suspected vote fraud. But decisions will take time – perhaps several months, according to SvD's information.
On Tuesday, the Election Review Board had received around 2,000 appeals regarding the election results following reports of suspected election fraud in Borlänge. In just one day, the number increased to just over 6,000, reports TT.
Following the report of suspected election fraud in Dalarna, appeals are flooding in to the Election Review Board. “We have over 1,400 cases in our inbox that we have not yet handled,” says Chief of Staff Emma Hellman.
Appeals continue to pour in to the Election Review Board following the report of suspected election fraud in Dalarna. So far, just over 6,000 cases have been received, but appeals can be filed for almost another week.
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