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Misstankar om valfusk har framkommit i Borlänge i samband med Vänsterpartiets kandidat Mohamed Abdukardir Alis personkampanj, där förkryssade riksdagsvalsedlar enligt en polisanmälan ska ha delats ut.
På måndagen kom nyheten om att valfusk misstänks i Borlänge i Dalarna i samband med V-kandidaten Mohamed Abdukardir Alis personkampanj.
Enligt en polisanmälan ska förkryssade riksdagsvalsedlar ha delats ut.
– Det är absolut inte bra för Vänsterpartiet. Det är både böter och fängelse med i straffskalan. Men det är länge sedan någon dömdes för det här brottet. Jag kan inte erinra mig att brottet den gången gällde personkryss. Det här blir en delikat uppgift, säger Erik Wångmar.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Polisen kommer att inleda en förundersökning om misstänkt valfusk i Borlänge.
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