Suspicion of Election Fraud in Sweden
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The bigger question behind the police investigation into alleged election fraud in Dalarna is whether it could affect which parties sit in Sweden's government for the next four years. The Left Party's leadership is now struggling to minimize the impact on government negotiations. It is not yet clear whether election fraud actually occurred, but for the Left Party the damage is a fact.
Newly elected Swedish MP denies charges after vote-rigging report sparks new investigation.
Police are investigating suspicions that voters were given pre-filled ballots and money.
If it turns out that there has been election fraud in Dalarna, over 200,000 voters could be forced to vote again in this year's parliamentary elections. - A re-election is always a big undertaking, so you only want to do it if it is absolutely necessary, says Ulf Bjereld, professor of political science.
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Swedish prosecutors are investigating a case of possible election fraud in the city of Borlänge. According to the report, people were given ballots that were pre-filled.
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