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The Electoral Commission has reported low levels of electoral fraud in England but faced criticism for not addressing allegations of family voting and voter harassment. Evidence of attempts to influence voters at polling stations in Birmingham is under review by West Midlands Police. The report also noted that a significant percentage of candidates experienced harassment during elections.
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The Electoral Commission has reported low levels of electoral fraud in England but faced criticism for not addressing allegations of family voting and voter harassment. Evidence of attempts to influence voters at polling stations in Birmingham is under review by West Midlands Police. The report also noted that a significant percentage of candidates experienced harassment during elections.
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Electoral Commission Reports Low Levels of Electoral Fraud Amid Family Voting Allegations