Allegations of election fraud in Dalarna could have repercussions far beyond Borlänge. A local runoff election could change the distribution of seats in the Riksdag—while the scandal puts additional pressure on the Left Party in the midst of government formation talks.
The National Anti-Corruption Unit is investigating suspected improper influence in voting following reports of, among other things, pre-marked V ballots in Dalarna. Several media outlets have linked the reports to the circumstances surrounding how the Left Party (V) Mohamed Abdukardir Ali A check mark was placed next to his name. No one has been notified of any criminal charges, and Ali has denied the allegations.
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