The president of the Vox Parliamentary Group in the Parliament of Castilla-La Mancha, David Moreno, has aligned himself with the arguments put forward by his party's leader, Santiago Abascal, and has questioned the fairness of the electoral process scheduled for November 29, by asking his electorate to avoid postal voting and by suggesting that there is "fraud" in the census due to the "tricks" of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.
David Moreno, has assured that the ranks of Vox in Castilla-La Mancha are already "prepared" to form candidacies, and has justified his accusations by stating that Pedro Sánchez would have rigged the primaries with which he accessed organic power, something that, he said, "the party concealed."
Furthermore, without providing further data, he stated that "audios have recently emerged," without specifying their authorship, "in which passports were requested to vote for deceased people outside Spanish territory," a statement he did not elaborate on beyond that reference.
Claim to the Central Electoral Board and the Supreme Court
"We demand free elections, with security, we are asking for in-person voting at the polls so that they cannot be altered," asserted David Moreno, who also cited the Grandchildren's Law and attributed its paralysis in the courts to himself.
In this same context, he has asked the Central Electoral Board to apply the order of the Supreme Court and remove fraudulently registered individuals from the electoral census, and has maintained that, if the norm has been paralyzed, it has been due to the work of "Vox's legal services."
"The will of the Spanish people cannot be stolen," affirmed the Vox leader, who concluded his intervention with another direct request: "And we, in freedom, ask that people not vote by mail."