Expert: Timeout Is Not a Valid Reason for Absence
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Suspicions of election fraud and media attention have dampened the mood in Tjärna Ängar, Borlänge. Locals are skeptical about the police investigation.
A few days ago, no one knew the name Mohamed Abdukardir Ali. With minimal political experience, he has overtaken several prominent party members within the party and could soon take a seat in the Riksdag. Now he is being investigated for election fraud. The case could have major implications for the formation of a government.
The Left Party was not aware of the suspicions of election fraud in Dalarna until the media started writing about it. This is confirmed by the Left Party's party secretary Maria Forsberg. – There are a lot of rumors going around right now.
The Left Party leadership has so far refused to give interviews about the suspected election fraud in Borlänge. And in the Riksdag, several high-profile Left Party leaders are choosing to dodge SVT's questions. - Not now, at least, says Left Party leader Jonas Lindberg when asked when the party will make a statement.
If the V candidate Mohamed Abdukardir Ali has entered the Riksdag through vote fraud, it could have consequences for the distribution of seats in the Riksdag – and ultimately lead to re-election. – Vote fraud is not a trivial crime, people tend to view such things quite seriously, says Professor Joakim Nergelius.
The Left: "Extremely serious accusations" • Another V politician takes a timeout.
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