The two main political parties in the Assembly, PP and CPM, have accused each other of being behind alleged irregularities in postal voting and the theft of election documents.
The National Police is investigating a possible voter fraud through the purported purchase of 10,000 mail votes in Melilla. “We could be talking about a third of the Melilla Assembly representatives,” he explained Sabrina Mohdeputy of the Spanish government in Melilla, using as a reference the number of voters in the 2019 elections.
“There are 10,000 people who have asked for the vote by mail who, on a census of 55,000 voters, is very highMoh recalled that there were some 34,000 people who voted in Melilla in 2019. The deputy said she hopes the election process will develop normally.
The suspicions and investigations of electoral fraud are recurring in various election processes in Melilla. The two main political parties in the Assembly, PP and CPM, have accused each other of being behind alleged irregularities in postal voting and the theft of election documents from postal workers.
“At the moment we are in the middle of the investigation process to clarify all the facts. it would be electoral fraud“, stated the deputy of the Spanish government, who has shown her full confidence in the work of the national police in collaboration with the civil guard and the local police.
“There is little time left for the development of the election, but we have worked an important time and I hope that it can be stopped and that we can a clean, transparent election process and that citizens can votewho are really the representatives they want,” he added.
Source: EITB
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