Prosecutors: Candidate reps must be present to receive reports
The Public Prosecution confirmed that the September 23, 2026, elections were held normally and smoothly. They recorded 403 complaints, compared to 1,071 complaints in the 2021 elections. There was an increase in complaints on election day, with most violations focused on crimes against public order, especially during the election campaigns. Additionally, there was a rise in complaints related to social media issues such as defamation and privacy violations. Investigations were conducted swiftly within strict legal procedures, particularly regarding the failure to deliver voting records to candidates' representatives. The law requires the presence of a candidate’s representative when the record is prepared to ensure proper delivery and the legality of the process.
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