On Sunday at midnight, the legal deadline for political entities to submit lists with the names of candidates for deputies, to be certified for participation in the extraordinary elections for the Assembly of Kosovo, ended.
This was confirmed to Telegrafi by the spokesperson of the Central Election Commission, Valmir Elezi.
"The process of submitting the lists has developed normally and within the foreseen deadlines," Elezi declared.
Elezi emphasized that after submitting the lists, the process moves to the verification phase of candidates in the relevant institutions.
"The CEC, through the Office, will submit verification requests to several institutions to ensure that candidates are in compliance with Article 30 of the Law on General Elections," he said.
The following are participating in the election race:
Vetevendosje Movement – 110 candidates
PDK – 110 candidates
LDK – 110 candidates
AAK – 110 candidates
Social Democratic Initiative – 110 candidates
PAI – PDAK – LPB – 90 candidates
Egyptian Liberal Party – 74 candidates
PSA – 62 candidates
New Democratic Initiative of Kosovo – 53 candidates
Albanian Democratic National Front Party – 44 candidates
Vakat Coalition – 43 candidates
New Democratic Party – 40 candidates
United Roma Party of Kosovo – 40 candidates
Social Democratic Union (SDU) – 35 candidates
Serbian List – 33 candidates
Speech – 20 candidates
United Gorani Party – 23 candidates
KDTP – 16 candidates
Progressive Movement of Roma of Kosovo – 14 candidates
For Freedom, Justice and Survival – 12 candidates
Kosovar Nevi Romani Party – 11 candidates
Kosovo Alliance – 10 candidates
Citizens' Initiative for Kosovo – 10 candidates
Nedžmedin Sejdilar – 1 candidate
A total of 1,181 candidates are running for the tenth legislature in post-war Kosovo. /Telegraph/
