Source: Beta
MOSCOW -- Russian investigative bodies have sent President Dmitry Medvedev their preliminary report on election irregularities during the recent campaign and voting.
Most complaints regarding election irregularities were submitted by the Just Russia and the Communist Party of Russia.
It has also been announced in Moscow that 53 criminal complaints were filed, and that investigators are looking into nine cases of election results forgery, five cases of ballot box stuffing, and five voter bribery reports.
The United Russia party won the elections held earlier this month taking 49 percent of the votes, but opposition parties accused the authorities of election fraud.
Opposition observers said that they saw many instances of breaches of election procedures, and posted videos on the internet.
Medvedev and Central Election Committee President Vladimir Churov, however, expressed their doubt about the authenticity of the video material made public in this way.
WHAT THE OPPOSITION OBSERVERS SAID
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I don't trust Medveded.