Serbian List accuses CEC of wiping out voters from polling stations in Serb majority municipalities

During a media conference on September 8th, this party also had criticism with election lists in Kosovo's majority Serb municipalities.

Therefore, from the Serbian List, they said they have filed complaints with the Electoral Panel for Ances and Parashtres.

Serbian List official Igor Simi's at a media conference said that, compared to parliamentary elections held in February of this year, a smaller number of voters have been observed in several municipalities, particularly in Leposaviq and North Mitrovica.

According to Sivoli's claims, about 1,500 fewer voters are on Leposaviq's voter list, while in northern Mitrovica about 1,200.

We managed to find that voters in northern Mitrovica have disappeared from the voting centre at primary school Sveti Savaı, where Serbian citizens vote. This is a large number of voters who can drastically influence the election results both for asmblists and for municipal chairman”, S individual said.

He added that in the municipality of Gracanica, near Pristina, it is “drastically increased” the number of voters, respectively, that there are more than 2,000 voters compared to the February parliamentary elections.

Singleness said the Serbian List has failed to get an explanation from the CEC regarding these issues and called on PZAP, as well as the international community, to react.

Free Europe Radio has been addressed to the CEC on Serbian List charges, but no response has been received from this institution.

The Serbian list claimed that the CEC has caused damage to this party even in terms of composition of decision-making advice.

There are 23 locations in the Novoberda municipality. The Serbian list in parliamentary elections won 60 per cent of the vote, but we have no leaders in the poll [in this municipality]. And not only that, we lack nine members of the deployment councils, which means that in nine classes the Serbian List won't be able to control this” election process, Sibiu said.

As an example of the “law enforcement” and the so-called political “manipulation”, the Serbian List also cited the Partesh municipality, where this party said there is only one leader in one of the seven polling positions, even though, as Simun said, in parliamentary elections it had won approximately 90 per cent of the vote.

Regarding the composition of the decision-making councils, the Serbian List had also resented prior to the February elections, accusing the CEC of causing harm, since there were no <x0 members in many municipalities to control the legitimacy, legitimacy and democratic character of the” elections.

The Kosovo Central Election Commission confirmed the voter's list for the 12 October local elections, under which 2,069,098 people will be eligible.

“According to data from the voters' list, the number of citizens who are eligible to vote in the polls in the Republic of Kosovo is 2,025,105 voters, while the number of citizens who are registered to vote by mail outside Kosovo is 43.993 voters”, the report said.

The CEC also indicated that 938 polling stations with a total of 2,625 seats will open for local elections. / REL/