EDEK Party Leadership Vote Marred by Allegations of Voter Disenfranchisement

Members of Cyprus's EDEK party gathered to elect a new leader, but the process was overshadowed by claims that approximately 700 eligible voters were unlawfully excluded. The controversy has sparked calls for an investigation into the electoral procedures.

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EDEK vote hit by claims 700 members barred from voting

New tension has emerged within EDEK as its leadership election gets under way, with reports that more than 700 members have been excluded from the electoral rolls and, as a result, from the right to vote. According to philenews information, the stated justification for excluding these individuals is that they did not vote for EDEK […]

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EDEK Party Leadership Vote Marred by Allegations of Voter Disenfranchisement

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