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Parents' data may influence 2026 polls
Internal reports from the Ministry of Interior and its various departments have revealed that some pre-election campaigns have exploited student registration data, especially through private educational institutions, in order to reach potential voters ahead of the scheduled elections on September 23. The data indicates that certain candidates or their supporters have resorted to using social media platforms and families’ personal phones to send political messages and directives, in addition to coordinating support for other candidates via extensive educational networks. This raises concerns about the misuse of personal data for non-educational or administrative electoral purposes. The reports highlight the need to verify the nature of activities related to the school entry process and their possible connection to promoting specific candidates, especially since such practices could impact the transparency of the electoral process and undermine its integrity.
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