Allegations? I thought one had to provide evidence in order to invalidate election results. It's funny how allegations are enough when it's useful to one's own

Allegations? I thought one had to provide evidence in order to invalidate election results. It's funny how allegations are enough when it's useful to one's own side, but hard evidence is needed for the rest. > "Yesterday's vote was an impressive display of democratic elections," said João Soares, the president of the OSCE's Parliamentary Assembly and Special Coordinator for OSCE short- term observers. It seems election were pretty democratic unless you can provide some evidence to the contrary. Also, parliament voted his removal without reaching the needed majority, according to Ukraine's own constitution, so the removal itself was unconstitutional.