“VV did not publish general participation in domestic elections”

As stated by the LVV, this has been the position of all party members.

However, analyst Wisar Ymer has said that one of the most important data on an election process is publishing the overall turnout, which, according to him, LVV has not done.

The VV has not published the overall turnout that is one of the important data for an election process”, Ymer has said.

Ymer has said the argument the VV uses that the absence of a counterCandidat in a race does not necessarily indicate that there is a lack of democracy.

This because setting up a candidate only for face-to-face and meeting a formal criterion of democracy is not bringing democracy into itself”.

As for choosing the chairman of this party, Ymer has said that “had no other way”.

The question is how many of the branch heads will now be women at the VV. And the other question is that so far the percentages of votes by Kurti for chairman of Haxhi's wife by Mr. Behar for youth chairman have been declared, but the overall participation of members” is not indicated, he added.

Ymer has stressed that if Kurt has received 98 per cent of the votes of those who have voted, however, it is not known what percentage is spoken of compared to the total body of LVV members.

“It's been talked a lot about this election process since it's been particularly in the face of these reactions that some people have considered to have been eliminated from races across several branch centres, and this has raised a great deal of interest and discussion about how to which extent a formal democratic process is functioning within the VV, and this has culminated with the end of the race for central and local levels in which a large part of them had only one candidate, and this has been assessed as a clear indication of the lack of the deocracy of the VV1x>, he said at Rukojni, Ragni.