Multiple US Lawmakers Want Transparent Investigation Before Recognizing Elections in Pakistan

Multiple US lawmakers have voiced their concerns regarding the recently held general elections in Pakistan. The US lawmakers took to their X accounts to share their opinions.

Congresswoman Michelle Steel said that free and fair elections are essential to democracies. She suggested that an “investigation of allegations of fraud in Pakistan’s latest elections would be wise.”

https://twitter.com/repsteel/status/1756075462072086890

Congresswoman Susie Lee voiced her support for the US Department of State’s call “for a full investigation into claims of interference or fraud in Pakistan’s recent elections.”

Representative Lisa McClain also shared a similar opinion. She added that the “sanctity of free and fair elections is pivotal to upholding democracy around the globe.”

Congressman Greg Casar urged the US to “ensure that a credible, independent investigation is completed before recognizing a result.”

Representative Ilhan Omar said, “Pakistani people deserve nothing less than a transparent democratic process and true representative government.”

She called on the “State Department to refrain from recognizing the results until credible, independent investigations have been conducted into the numerous allegations of misconduct.”

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett expressed her concern regarding the “reports of vote manipulation and interference in Pakistan’s election.”

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