If you are concerned that electoral fraud may have been committed, you should first speak to the Chief Electoral Officer.
They may be able to explain whether or not electoral fraud has been committed, and can refer your concerns to the police if necessary. They can also provide you with the details of the police contact at the PSNI so that you can report the allegation yourself.
If you have evidence that an electoral offence has been committed you should contact the PSNI immediately. You should be prepared to give them a statement and substantiate your allegations.
If you do not want to give a statement to the police, you can report your concerns anonymously on the Crimestoppers website or by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Please note that if your allegation relates to party, election or registered campaigner finance matters, such as spending or donations, then you should follow the advice given on our website.