Within days of advanced voting starting, two people have already been referred to police over allegations of serious electoral breaches.
The Electoral Commission has released a statement saying it has referred one person to the police after they claimed to have voted multiple times in this year's general election.
And even before advanced voting began another person was referred to police after providing a false statement in an application to enrol as a voter.
Advanced voting started on Saturday across the country, with a record-busting 165,180 votes cast in the first two days.
In a brief statement, the Electoral Commission said it was an offence under the Electoral Act to vote more than once. It was also illegal for a person to make a false statement in any application, certificate or information supplied when enrolling to vote.