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labour paid drug addicts to vote up to 25 times to rig a tightly fought election, a bbc investigation has alleged.
respect party representative abdul aziz claims that labour spent £10,000 to gain a 666-vote majority and oust him from the ward of aston in birmingham.
a community leader told newsnight that he had been offered £20 for every postal vote he rigged and a drug addict claimed he was paid £5 for every vote he cast - netting himself £125.
muhammed afzal, the labour candidate who won the ward in this years council elections, yesterday faced an election court charged with corruption following allegations he libelled his liberal democrat opponent.
a community leader, who did not wish to be named, said he was approached by a labour activist just before the election.
he says ill give you £20 per postal vote – i thought this guy was taking the mick – he had a brown envelope next to him – he pulled out a wad of cash, he pulled out four £50 notes and said heres £200 – i didnt take the money but he kept phoning me, he said.
it comes after a judge found six labour councillors guilty of electoral fraud during 2004s council election in two birmingham wards - one of which was aston - that he said the episode would disgrace a banana republic.
richard mawrey, qc, sitting as a high court judge two years ago, said the councillors were responsible for a massive, systematic and organised fraud that was supported by the local labour party.

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I counted 97 "t"s in that text.
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