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Public Prosecution Reports 403 Complaints in 2026 Elections
The article discusses the results and monitoring of the elections held on September 23, 2026. The head of the Public Prosecution Department confirmed that the elections took place smoothly and widely, with a significant decrease in the number of complaints compared to the previous elections (403 complaints versus 1,071 in 2021). The public prosecutors highlighted the effectiveness and accuracy of the investigations, noting that most inquiries were completed within 48 hours. Most recorded violations were related to public events such as violence and defamation via social media, with only a few cases involving the failure to deliver voting records. These cases were handled strictly according to the law, with clarification that the primary condition for confirming such violations is the presence of a candidate’s representative during the preparation of the record. The article emphasized that the oversight by prosecutors during the electoral process and the swift investigations contributed to ensuring proper and transparent voting conditions, highlighting the importance of adhering to legal procedures and implementing relevant laws to ensure compliance with electoral regulations.
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