Whistleblower alleges that electoral spending rules could possess been manipulated over controversial donation and that Vote Leave ‘tried to delete key evidence • Brexit whistleblower Shahmir Sanni: ‘Did Vote Leave employ me? Was I naive?’• The ties that bind Canadian data firm AIQ to Leave campaign and Cambridge AnalyticaA whistleblower who worked for the official Vote Leave campaign has broken cover to raise concerns that the masterminds behind the 2016 vote – including key figures now working for Theresa May in Downing Street may possess flouted referendum spending rules and then attempted to destroy evidence.
The allegations,from former volunteer Shahmir Sanni, are detailed in an interview in the Observer and supported by a mass of documents and files that he has passed to the Electoral Commission and the police. Related: Democracy dies without transparency and fairness | Observer editorial Related: Why young, or inexperienced BeLeavers were perfect for the Brexit campaign Vote Leave: the key playersContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com