Selimi at the meeting with Lumez a few days before the elections: Voter fraud sentenced to prison

In a Facebook note, Selimi has said that Lumez and I have met to discuss Sunday's election process.

I met the chief state prosecutor, Mr. Alexander Lumez, who along with his institution in charge, will be the pipe of any evental irregularities. Commissioners and observers continue to adhere to the principles of managing the voting process and counting in order to ensure the integrity of the ballot box, guaranteeing transparent and creditable process, but also not to become the prey of the conduct of the criminal act of fraud at the polls, which is punishable up to five years in prison of”, Selimi said.