Over Three-Hour Long Voting Queue in Sweden – Several People Are Said to Have Gone Home
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Swedish voters had to wait over three hours to cast their ballots in Umeå on election day. The long lines were partly due to a cumbersome ballot system.
There are long queues at several polling stations in Umeå on election day. At Hagaskolan, many say they have been waiting for over two hours. – I cannot confirm that there are two-hour queues in Umeå, but if that is the case, it is very unusual, says Anna Nyqvist, head of the Swedish Election Authority.
All over the country, polling stations have opened their gates and long queues are forming in many places. During the day, elections to municipalities, regions and the Riksdag will be decided.
Some polling stations have had hour-long queues on election day. Voting is still going on in some places at 10pm. –We have warned a lot about the queues, ever since the 2022 election, says Anna Nyqvist, head of the Swedish Election Authority.
Election day is here! The Swedish Election Authority warns that there may be long queues at polling stations around the country. – Please be there in good time due to the risk of queues, says Anna Nyqvist, Chief of Staff at the Swedish Election Authority.
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