What happens if parties don't remove candidates convicted of the list?

Since parties have not used the deadline for replacing candidates who had problems with the law, their lists will be minus these candidates.

So has former Constitutional Court Chairman Enver Hasani, who explained that parties, even if they do not remove the names of these candidates from the list, will be uncensed.

“Those candidates who imply those parties' lists are minus those candidates. For example, the list is certified, but the party has the right to submit as many as it wants to be an MP, but it is considered that you have those candidates who don't have problems with the law in the race. The Constitutional Court's decision has been clear and it must be respected”.

Hasan has said there is no criminal sanctions unless the Constitutional Court ruling is implemented.

The Supremei had accepted five complaints by political subjects exercised against election panel decisions on Ances and Parashtre (PZAP), which have been divided by lots and examined by judicial colleges within the legal deadlines.

The Supremei has partially accepted the complaint to the Vetevendosje Movement over the certificate of candidates for MPs.

The Supremei has ordered the Central Election Commission that candidates Lieburn Aliu and Labinote Demi-Murtezait to be included on the candidate list for deputy, while abroad remains the leader of the Vetevendosje Movement, Albin Kurti.