Police: No Indication or Evidence of Election Fraud in Arab Sector

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Police rejected Likud's claims of forgery in the elections in the Arab sector, noting that election day passed with few unusual incidents in the area of election integrity, even compared with previous elections. According to Arutz Sheva, police added that there is no investigative or intelligence support for the allegations directed at them.

According to Haaretz, fewer complaints of forgery and fraud were received by police this year than in previous election campaigns, and a senior police source said there are no indications of forgery in the elections. According to Haaretz, the acting director-general of the Central Elections Committee said there is no basis to Likud's claim that the Arab public "stole" the elections.