General Election 2010: Postal vote fraud amid fears bogus voters could swing election | Mail Online:
Voter fraud could determine the outcome of the general election as evidence emerges of massive postal vote rigging.
Police have launched 50 criminal inquiries nationwide amid widespread cases of electoral rolls being packed with ‘bogus’ voters. --->>>
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
'The first punch came, landing on my nose, sending blood down my face' - UK Politics, UK - The Independent
'The first punch came, landing on my nose, sending blood down my face' - UK Politics, UK - The Independent:"
Independent' reporter Jerome Taylor relives his bloody experience on the trail of voting fraud in east London.
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Independent' reporter Jerome Taylor relives his bloody experience on the trail of voting fraud in east London.
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General Election 2010: Postal voting system is a farce that shames democracy | Mail Online
General Election 2010: Postal voting system is a farce that shames democracy | Mail Online:
"Thanks to the introduction of mass postal voting on demand, the stench of malpractice now hangs over the process, whether it be through serial abuses on the electoral roll or widespread fraud in the casting of postal votes." --->>>
"Thanks to the introduction of mass postal voting on demand, the stench of malpractice now hangs over the process, whether it be through serial abuses on the electoral roll or widespread fraud in the casting of postal votes." --->>>
Monday, May 3, 2010
UK - Election law loophole exposes postal votes to danger of fraud - Times Online
Election law loophole exposes postal votes to danger of fraud - Times Online:
Election chiefs have called for political parties to be banned from handling postal vote forms as an investigation by The Times exposes major loopholes in guidelines to prevent fraud.
Parties have been encouraging voters to send their postal vote application forms to local political offices instead of to town halls, against advice in the Electoral Commission’s code of conduct.
David Monks, the leader of Britain’s returning officers, condemned the practice yesterday and warned that it could lead to electoral fraud. --->>>
Election chiefs have called for political parties to be banned from handling postal vote forms as an investigation by The Times exposes major loopholes in guidelines to prevent fraud.
Parties have been encouraging voters to send their postal vote application forms to local political offices instead of to town halls, against advice in the Electoral Commission’s code of conduct.
David Monks, the leader of Britain’s returning officers, condemned the practice yesterday and warned that it could lead to electoral fraud. --->>>
UK - Postal fiasco could deny thousands their vote | Mail Online
Postal fiasco could deny thousands their vote | Mail Online:
Tens of thousands could be robbed of their chance to take part in the closest General Election in a generation because of a postal votes fiasco.
Many who registered for a postal ballot - including the elderly and infirm - have still not received their vote three days before the nation goes to the polls. --->>>
Tens of thousands could be robbed of their chance to take part in the closest General Election in a generation because of a postal votes fiasco.
Many who registered for a postal ballot - including the elderly and infirm - have still not received their vote three days before the nation goes to the polls. --->>>
Many Swedes in favor of online voting - Stockholm News
Many Swedes in favor of online voting - Stockholm News:
Thirty-eight percent of the Swedes would like to have the opportunity to vote in the parliamentary election on the internet or by SMS. This is shown in an investigation from Sifo. --->>>
Thirty-eight percent of the Swedes would like to have the opportunity to vote in the parliamentary election on the internet or by SMS. This is shown in an investigation from Sifo. --->>>
UK - Postal voting surge brings warnings of electoral fraud | Politics | The Guardian
Postal voting surge brings warnings of electoral fraud | Politics | The Guardian:
Police have received at least 50 complaints about serious voter fraud in advance of this week's elections amid warnings that the rapid rise of postal voting is making the system vulnerable to abuse.
Accusations range from political activists putting pressure on people to mark their party's box on the postal vote form, to phantom voters being registered by candidates and their supporters to farm votes. The problems have emerged before most postal votes have been returned.
Most of the alleged abuses relate to the council elections in England, which coincide with the general election. --->>>
Police have received at least 50 complaints about serious voter fraud in advance of this week's elections amid warnings that the rapid rise of postal voting is making the system vulnerable to abuse.
Accusations range from political activists putting pressure on people to mark their party's box on the postal vote form, to phantom voters being registered by candidates and their supporters to farm votes. The problems have emerged before most postal votes have been returned.
Most of the alleged abuses relate to the council elections in England, which coincide with the general election. --->>>
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