Special .. Electoral Commission responds to parliamentary fears of fraud during the polling day

[rtl]Baghdad[/rtl]

[rtl]The Independent Electoral Commission (IHEC) responded on Sunday to the concerns of some members of the House of Representatives about fraud during the polling day for legislative elections next week.[/rtl]

[rtl]He said member of the Board of Commissioners Hazem al-Ridini during a special statement "to the trend Press", that the Commission completed all preparations for the day of legislative elections and has no problems now and that things are normal, "and expected that the electoral process will proceed smoothly."[/rtl]

[rtl]He pointed out that "all the political blocs that are candidates for the elections have fears of fraud and this is their natural right," adding: We have great confidence in the security services and there will be pieces at the polling stations in all governorates of the country and there is no electoral area is subject to security tightening, which will reduce significantly Of cases of fraud. "[/rtl]

[rtl]"There are stations and staff polling stations from all levels of society," university students and employees, "etc. and can not be fraud in any way in addition to the electronic ballot, which will prevent the occurrence of any fraud and minor violations.[/rtl]

[rtl]It is noteworthy that the Committee on Security and Defense parliamentary, revealed on Saturday, the existence of a "plan" led by influential political parties to disrupt electronic polling devices before the elections, calling on the Electoral Commission to abide by its responsibility to maintain the safety of the devices.[/rtl]

[rtl]"We have received confirmed intelligence about the attempts of some influential political parties to disrupt the electronic voting devices," said the head of the committee, the governor of Zamili, in a statement obtained by "Trend Press", indicating that "the main objective is to resort to manual counting to falsify the results."[/rtl]

[rtl]The Secretary-General of the Islamic Union of Iraqi Turkmen MP Jassem Mohammed al-Bayati, in (5 - April - 2018), the existence of "influential and influential," not named, in the liberated areas trying to convince the Electoral Commission to resort to manual counting, Resort to that option for the existence of "fraudulent projects" behind him.[/rtl]

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