Swedish probe into suspected vote influence could lead to Dalarna re-run
Prosecutors are examining pre-marked ballots after a Left Party newcomer won a Riksdag seat; a re-run could tilt the election result to the right
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How Trump is moving to control U.S. elections, one state at a time
The investigations reveal actions in at least eight states, including demands for voter records, access to voting equipment, and renewed probes into past elections
The Hungarian electoral system: distorted by design and vulnerable to manipulation
A central pillar of potential abuse lies in the structure of election committees responsible for supervising voting, tallying results, and resolving disputes
Serbia local elections deliver serious blow to Vučić
The results suggest that the President’s coalition would struggle to secure a majority in a hypothetical general election held today
Serbia’s ruling party claims victory in all 10 municipalities amid reports of violence and electoral fraud
These were the first significant local elections in Serbia in 2026, seen as an important test of strength ahead of future national votes
Dead people and unwitting voters used on recommendation sheets ahead of Hungarian parliamentary elections
The scandals once again raise questions about the integrity of Hungary’s nomination and campaign financing system ahead of the 12 April vote
