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After the election, accusations of electoral fraud arose in the Järva area, which led to a debate about the integrity of the electoral process.
After the election, there have been reports of suspected election fraud in the Järva area of Stockholm, among others. An editorial in SvD argued that the problems were largely concentrated in the Left Party.
According to the head of the election board's office, Eva Debels, the incident reports from the election process in Järva did not raise any criminal suspicions. But after accusations appeared in the media, the election office still chose to file a police report.
After the information about electoral fraud, the Moderates' opposition councilor Christofer Fjellner demanded that the municipal board decide on its own investigation.
At the same time, the Left Party in Stockholm said that the accusations of election fraud come from anonymous sources and that there is an agenda from the right to make the residents of certain areas suspicious.
On Friday, the politicians met in the municipal board for an extraordinary meeting. Afterwards, it was announced that no investigation would be added.

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