Abdixhiku or Hoti Periscopi brings you a full list of delegates who can vote for?

The Democratic League of Kosovo, in early parliamentary elections, took a serious turn on December 28th, falling to 13.57 per cent. According to the percentage, the balance must be minus five seats in the Kosovo Assembly, if two sides are compared to parliamentary elections held this year, writes Periscope.

Obadiah's arrival at the party's helm in 2021 also meant a new team of more reliable people in the party's leading structures, however, this was not translated as expected.

The decline in the LDK's number of voters in 2021, the return of a number of them in the February 9th elections, and the relapse in the December 28th elections, showed that many of these voters chose to vote on other parties, or even abstained.

On the evening of December 28th, following the proclamation of preliminary results by the CEC, the LDK leader admitted responsibility for his party's low outcome in this election. Abdixhiku, warned of resigning from the post of party chairman. A few weeks later, a meeting of the party's leadership was held in Pristina, where a decision was made that on January 31st, at 12:00, the party's Assembly to elect the new leader.

And on January 25th, Avdullah Hoti Through a Facebook post, he has announced his candidacy to lead with LDK.

Hoti has stressed that it aims at a comprehensive and transparent process of political and organisational re-training the party, in line with the LDK station, guaranteeing the involvement of each member and party structure in decision-making.

Periscop has secured the full list of LDK delegates, who on 31 January will face a responsibility, whether they will vote for Abdixhik again for chairman, or trust the mandate of Hoti.

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