Non-Serb communities parties expected to complain at PZAP

Leaders of communities' parties say they will call for annulment of votes, but not for repeat voting.

The Bosniak party's leader, the Social Democratic Union, Duda Balje, has told Radio Kosovo that they will complain about, as she says, the political crime the Serb List has committed, supporting minority parties.

“I think we're going to ask for the annulment of the warrants, because, repeating the elections is a little difficult. The votes must be annulled, to see how the votes are made. Where did you go? We're going to ask for the annulment of the warrants, because, they've tried and succeeded in cheating”, He said Balje.

The same as former MP Duda Balje, as well as Erdjan Galushi from the Kosovo Roma Progressive Movement, shows that they will complain and be for a vote, but not for repeat voting.

“There is no question of a repeat of the vote, because this is done deliberately and the whole process of votes, completely suspected in those parts, of minority communities, such as Romani Initiative and the parties of the Bosniak and Gorani community, which are already controlled by the Serbian List”, Galushi said.

Given the preliminary results released by the CEC, Adriana Hodzic's initiative is expected to get the 3 seats reserved for the Bosniak community, while Romani Initiative will likely win two seats in the Assembly, leaving no representatives of other Bosniak and Roma parties.