Police in the Louny region have charged three men over an alleged attempt to influence municipal elections in a local community. The suspects allegedly offered people money for changing their permanent address to the municipality, along with another payment for voting according to pre-agreed instructions. Authorities said the voting for a fee did not take place. Investigators accused the men of trying to steer election outcomes through financial incentives tied to administrative steps and planned voting instructions. Police said the case was handled as an investigation into election interference. If convicted, the three men face up to three years in prison, police said. The municipality involved was not named in the report.