The number of voters who may have been affected by errors in early voting is now estimated to be around 500.
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The electoral authority has identified technical or administrative errors in early voting that affected a number of municipalities.
The electoral authority first warned that 4,000 voters could be affected by the error. Now the figure is estimated to be around 500.
At the time of writing, there are six premises in Helsingborg and one in Ängelholm, but the Swedish Electoral Authority reserves the right to update the list.
Lucas Andersson in Helsingborg is one of those who has already voted early.
- You become a little uncertain about the whole thing. Will it be right in the end?, says Lucas Andersson.
Does it affect your confidence in the election?
- It depends on what it depends on and what they do about it now, says Susanne Johanesson.
In total, there are about 50 municipalities where early voting has been affected. At the same time, the Electoral Authority reserves the right that the list may change and municipalities may be removed.
See the full list here.
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