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Stockholm City Calls Meeting About Suspected Election Fraud

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The Stockholm City Council will hold an extraordinary meeting on Friday due to the suspected election fraud in Järva, reports TV4 Nyheterna. The Moderates have taken the initiative for the meeting. The party has also demanded an independent investigation into what happened.

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The suspicions of election fraud in Borlänge prompted several agencies to convene an extraordinary national meeting – including Säpo, the police and the Swedish Civil Defence Agency. The meeting was held last week and documents seen by SVT state that the investigation has “high priority”.

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The Stockholm City Council is calling for an extraordinary meeting regarding suspected election fraud in Järva. This follows a request from the Moderates, who are demanding that the city appoint an independent investigation.

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Center

The Stockholm City Council will hold an extraordinary meeting on Friday due to the suspected election fraud in Järva, reports TV4 Nyheterna. The Moderates have taken the initiative for the meeting. The party has also demanded an independent investigation into what happened.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The party wants the information about election fraud and incidents connected to the election to lead to an independent review. The post Moderates call for meeting about the election in Järva first appeared on Nyhetsbyrån Järva.

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Politicians in Stockholm gather to discuss suspected election fraud. The Moderates demand an independent investigation after reports of undue influence.

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Omni broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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