Claim
False
“A sudden swing in Fiji’s 2022 results app showed votes being changed”
Reviewed September 22, 2026
Verdict
False. The abrupt change in the app’s provisional trend was a corrected display error, not a time series of vote movements. The multinational observer group found the anomaly gave no evidence that officials re-tabulated or changed the official result.
What the evidence shows
Official reportFijian Electoral Commission and Supervisor of ElectionsNovember 2023
2022 General Election joint reportOriginalArchived
Observer reportMultinational Observer GroupApril 2023
Multinational Observer Group final report on Fiji's 2022 general electionOriginalArchived
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Published September 22, 2026
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