The Central Election Commission has today completed the process of drawing lots for the ranking of political entities on the ballot for the December 28 elections. The ranking numbers for this process range from 111 to 134, and the political entities have already taken their official positions.
Ranking of major political entities on the ballot:
116 – Self-Determination Movement (LVV)
122 – Social Democratic Initiative
123 - Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK)
127 – Serbian List
129 – Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK)
130- Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK)
Over the last two weeks, the CEC has conducted intensive preparations for the smooth conduct of this electoral process, successfully completing one of the most important steps – determining the order of parties on the ballot.
Following this process, the CEC will move on to other technical phases, including approving the design and content of ballots, as well as preparations for postal voting for citizens living abroad.
The Chairman of the CEC, Kreshnik Radoniqi, called on all political entities to show responsibility and ethics during the electoral process.
"I invite all political entities and candidates to conduct their engagement in a spirit of cooperation, respect and commitment to electoral rules and laws," he declared.
Ranking of other political entities:
111 – Nova Demokratska Stranka (NDS)
112 – Kosovo Democratic Turkish Party (KDTP)
113 – Albanian Democratic National Front Party
114 – The Word
115 – Progressive Roma Movement of Kosovo
116 – Self-Determination Movement (LVV)
117 – Civic Initiative for Kosovo
118 – JGP Paria Unike Gorane
119 – Independent candidate Nexhmedin Sedillar
120 – Egyptian Liberal Party
121 – Kosovo Alliance
122 – Social Democratic Initiative
124 – Kosovar Nevi Romani Party
125 – PAI-PDAK-LPB Coalition
126 – Social Democratic Union (SDU)
127 – Serbian List
128 – New Democratic Initiative of Kosovo
129 – Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK)
131 – PSA
132 – Vakat Coalition
133 – United Roma Party of Kosovo
134 – Za Slobodu Pravdu i Opstanak ./Telegraph/
