Vox is already spreading the theory of electoral fraud: "We ask citizens to go vote in person"

PalmaThe first reaction from the Vox spokesperson in Parliament, Manuela Cañadas, to the early elections in Madrid has been to fuel the theory of electoral fraud. "We expect the worst, and that is why it is essential that the elections be free and transparent," she asserted in a press conference: "We ask all citizens to go in person to vote, and to avoid voting by mail whenever they can."

Thus, the spokesperson for the far-right considered that the general elections scheduled for November 29th "will not be just any elections." "We are facing a psychopathic character capable of doing anything to stay in power," she insisted: "He has no limits or scruples, and we must be prepared for any scenario."

Regarding the representative of the Balearic Islands, she said that she still does not know if Jorge Campos will repeat as the head of the Vox list. "The only candidate is Santiago Abascal," she stated, and admitted that her party usually draws up electoral lists at the last minute and that, in any case, it will be decided by the executive in Madrid. "Whoever the national leadership decides will be the best candidate and we will be delighted to support him in these months of campaigning," she concluded.