18 polling stations in Leposaviq have been merged into eight.
Zoran Stojanovic, head of the Municipal Election Commission (MEC) in Leposavic, said that everything is going according to plan, but claims that some voting centers have had problems due to technical reasons.
At 11:00 am, the first data on voter turnout will be published.The assistant to the chairman of the MEC, Selim Mehmeti, said that all the cameras were activated on time in Leposaviq.
He added that they do not have information on whether the problem with electricity continues in the voting centers in Koshtova. The number of citizens in Leposaviq with the right to vote is over 13,000, in eight polling stations. The largest party of Serbs in Kosovo, which is supported by Belgrade, has called for a boycott of these elections. In order to dismiss the mayors, at least 50 percent plus one voter with the right to vote, in each of the four municipalities in the north of Kosovo.This vote in the four northern municipalities is organized based on the administrative instruction drawn up by the government, due to the pressure of the international community for the announcement of new elections in the municipalities in the north. /Sh. Pajaziti/
