For the first time today, 125 thousand and 852 citizens vote

The number of citizens justly votes whose names are distributed to 903 polling stations with 2533 seats is 1,970,944. For the first time, 125 thousand and 852 young people will vote. The CEC announces all citizens that they can vote even if it has expired with their IDs.

On Sunday and January 9th, 125 thousand and 862 voters will vote for the first time. Among the two election processes, these Kosovo citizens have turned 18 according to CEC data on the voters' lists.

The CEC- will print 323,218 or 15.57% ballots less than the number of voters.

This practice, followed by the CEC, has also been followed in past election processes.

The number of polling stations that will open on Sunday (February 9th) is 941, out of which 903 for regular voting with a total of 2,533 polling stations and 38 polling stations for conditional (from one to every municipality) with a total of 56 seats.

The number of citizens rightly vote, whose names are distributed at 903 polling stations or at 2,533 their polling stations, is 1,970,944.

Under the CEC decision, the total number of members to be engaged in 2.533 The localisation councils are more than 12,000, meanwhile, while more than 200 members will be engaged in 56 polling councils in which conditional voting will be held.

Remember, the new Law on General Elections has also changed the aspect of the number of balloting. On election day, only part of the balloting where citizens have voted for political subjects will be counted at the polls. This enables the CEC to release the preliminary results for political subjects within a short time.

A day later, unlike past elections, at the Municipal Counting Centre, the count of the rest of the ballotment will begin, so votes for MPs' candidates.

During the election processes, in each municipality and mainly in sports gyms, the CEC has assigned the Municipal Counting Centres.