Zimbabwe Election Commission Finds Voting Fraud

Zimbabwe's Election Commission has come out with proof of voter fraud, in the vote which took place on July 31.

President Robert Mugabe won the election with sixty-one percent of three and a third million votes.

His party also gained a two-thirds majority in parliament.

However, the evidence shows that three hundred and five thousand people were blocked from voting at polling stations.

Another two hundred and seven thousand people were "assisted" in casting their ballots, everyone of which voted for Mugabe.

Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a local observer group, says that they have found over a million more cases fraud, including duplicate names and dead people voting.

Morgan Tsvangirai, who had been running against Mugabe, had begun alleging that there was fraud even before polling stations had closed.

Now it appears that his accusations are not only correct, but that they might be backed up by the court system.

The courts have fourteen days to rule on the matter, now that the Election Commission has made their findings public.