The phrase "alleged vote" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used when referring to a vote that is being questioned or disputed. Example: The results of the election were delayed due to allegations of voter fraud and an alleged vote manipulation by one of the candidates.
That was when all three minority parties, including Mr. Mironov's, staged a walkout from the State Duma to protest alleged vote tampering by United Russia.
But what we have is evidence of two key problems: 1) highly improbable outcomes in the alleged vote count, and 2) allegations of fraud from people in the position to know the truth.
Debate often veered toward the subject of Ivanishvili's alleged "vote buying" through his vast network of patronage — hence Tavadze's walk-on role in the theater of national politics.
Even before the first results were declared on April 22nd, protests over alleged vote rigging had erupted in many parts of the country, including in Abidjan and Yamoussoukro, the commercial and administrative capitals.
It was Villar Llona who was investigated in connection with an alleged vote swapping deal with Qatar during the tainted 2018-22 World Cup bidding process, before trying to shut down Michael Garcia's investigation.
It demanded that a joint committee, involving the UN, investigate alleged vote-rigging; and it called on supporters to protest in their thousands.
The announcement followed a violent night in which police dispersed demonstrators who massed outside the main government office to denounce alleged vote-rigging.
But it also reflected an ill-tempered display of horse-trading, floor-crossing and, the opposition alleged, vote-buying by the government.Prison cells were opened, to allow five pro-government parliamentarians out to vote.
Just hours later, however, the peaceful revellers were replaced by an angry rock-throwing mob protesting against alleged vote-rigging by President Michel Martelly on behalf of his designated successor Jovenel Moïse, an agribusinessman from the country's north.
Nonetheless, it scarcely seems necessary to mention how ironic Putin's article is given the huge demonstrations that continue to take place across Russia, protesting against alleged vote-rigging by his party during the December elections.
