13 minutes agoFormer deputies to be absent from the Parliament
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Many of the candidates who failed to obtain the MP's mandate were disappointed after publishing the first results by the CEC. Until a small number of them accepted the result, many others accused their partners of stealing votes. October 6th elections were surprising to many former deputies, who [...]
Many of the candidates who failed to obtain the MP's mandate were disappointed after publishing the first results by the CEC. Until a small number of them accepted the result, many others accused their partners of stealing votes.
The October 6th elections were surprising to many ex-Deputees who took the race, but failed.
From the Vetevendosje Movement, though running for deputies Ismajl Kurteshi and Sami Kurteshi will not be part of the Kosovo Assembly.
From the Democratic League of Kosovo, the MP's mandate has failed to win several former MPs from the past legislature, who were targeting another mandate.
From this party failed to re-elected Ismet Beqiri, Besa Gager, Imet Nundman, Naser Rugova and Mirjeta Kaluldra.
From the Democratic Party of Kosovo, even though it was in the race for another mandate, Kosovo Parliamentary Eternal MP Xhavit Haliti did not get a seventh opportunity from the people to represent.
Neither Safete Hadergjona, Evgen Thaci, Fatmir Dzeli, Andy Hoti, Hajdar Beqa, Luljet Veseli and Xhevahire Izmaku managed to be re-elected from this party.
By the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo Ahmet Isufi and Muharrem Nitaj will not continue to be representatives of the people in the next legislature.
According to the current results, Donika Kadaj risks not becoming part of the Kosovo Assembly.
Of the 12 PSD deputies who were deputies in the past legislature, in this election according to current results none of them has managed to re-elected MPs, the newspaper “Zri” writes further.
While according to the CEC's official results, the AKR Initiative coalition has failed to pass the threshold, so all the deputies of these two parties will be absent in the new composition of Parliament unless it changes anything until the percentage of conditional votes, diaspora votes and those of persons with special needs.
Part of the Parliamentary Group of AAK will not even be former deputet Labinot Tahiri, who had become part of the AAK Parliamentary Group, as long as he had adopted just before the elections.
