election fraud
Video supports allegations of fraud in Russian regional elections
When it comes to election fraud, videos show Russia just can’t seem to help itself
Election fraud in Russia caught on video: ballot-stuffing, erasable ink and more
Eyewitness account: police crack down on Belarus opposition protest
Video guide: how to avoid election fraud in Russia
Allegations of electoral fraud are widespread in Russia, where Vladimir Putin’s party, United Russia, repeatedly wins elections by a suspiciously large margin. But footage shot by an electoral observer at recent local elections show how he and others are doing their utmost to combat electoral fraud. Read more...
Police, politicians filmed forcing local opposition candidates to stand down
While the capital of Georgia is under watch from observers for a fair election on 30 May, the rest of the country is almost free from prying eyes, leaving local politicians to suffocate their opposition in the run-up to voting day. In one region, that meant detaining opposition candidates overnight and forcing them to withdraw from the election race. The incident would have gone almost unheard of, if it hadn't been caught on camera. Read more and see the video...
Pro-Kremlin election observer rants about “merry-go-round” fraud
Allegations of election fraud in Russia are not uncommon. But they usually come from the opposition. This video, of a slightly irate, somewhat drunk, pro-Kremlin election observer in Moscow, has become one of the most talked about subjects in the Russian blogosphere, after he disclosed the ruling party's "secrets" of fraud. Read more....
Amateur video footage of election-rigging
One of our Observers alerted us to three videos published on the Internet, which show men stuffing ballot boxes with fake ballots during the Afghan election. Read more and watch the videos...
