A Somalian migrant elected to the Swedish parliament has taken a leave of absence amid an investigation into potential voter fraud that could swing the result of this month’s general election, which saw the left-wing bloc secure a razor-thin majority.
\n\nBolstered largely by demographic changes in recent decades, the left-wing coalition led by the Social Democrats won a narrow victory over the governing conservative bloc of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, with 49.6 per cent for the left and 48.5 per cent for the right.
\n\nThe seat allocation in the Riksdag would therefore be 176 seats for the four left-wing parties and 173 for the right-wing parties.
\n\nHowever, an investigation into potential voter fraud in Borlänge may upend the narrow margin and shift the balance of power in Stockholm for years to come.
\n\nWhile the police investigation is still in its preliminary phases, Mohamed Abdukardir Ali, a Somalian migrant elected in the area for the socialist Left (V) party, has taken a leave of absence while denying any involvement in voter fraud.
\n\nAccording to Swedish public broadcaster SVT, Somali native Abdukardir Ali was denied Swedish citizenship in late 2024 over his substantial “debts”, but was ultimately granted a passport after the…
Original source: https://breitbart.com/
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