The post has been spread in buy and sell groups with the subtitle "Votes are being bought," according to the newspaper.
The post has been reported to the Election Authority.
A preliminary investigation is underway into improper influence during voting, says Maria Fredriksson, press spokesperson for police region North, to PT.
There are two cases. One concerns a buy and sell page in Luleå and the other in Piteå. But they are about the same post.
“Condemns”
There is no party name in the post. However, it does contain a call not to vote red, and the post's image is taken from SD leader Björn Söder's cover of his campaign song, depicting a car with an SD bumblebee.
"You shouldn't buy votes. I condemn that," Magnus Häggblad, SD's district chairman in Norrbotten, told the newspaper.
Dagens Nyheter also reports that a new preliminary investigation into suspected election fraud and improper influence during voting is underway.
The investigation came to the National Unit against Corruption on Wednesday and it is still unclear where the suspected crime was committed and whether it concerns the same case as in Piteå and Luleå or something different.
I haven't had time to look at it, prosecutor Oskar Edvardsson tells DN.
Investigation in Dalarna
A high-profile investigation into suspected election fraud in Dalarna has been ongoing for some time. The Left Party's Mohamed Abdukardir Ali, who was elected to parliament with 648 personal votes, has taken a timeout.
The investigation concerns suspicions of improper influence during voting. It is said to have involved, among other things, marked ballot papers, according to several media outlets. Three people are suspects in the investigation, according to documents that SVT has seen, but no one has been charged with a crime.
Mohamed Abdukardir Ali himself has said that he is shocked by the information about suspected election fraud.
Corrected: In a previous version, the wrong city appeared in the preamble.
