Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) deputy leader, Lutfi Haziri, said today that the party that has one vote more than the second-biggest party from the October 6 parliamentary elections, will have the right to the post of Prime Minister. Haziri took to Facebook to write: “The opposition won in Kosovo, not the individual or a political group. The citizens of Kosovo voted for change and they trusted the LDK and LVV. The small victors are the LDK and LVV. We are waiting for the final election results because not all votes have been counted yet. Whichever party is the winner, they will need to act responsibly and humbly toward the results, because people have voted for change. They did not vote for an individual or for a political party … The LDK has set the standard, whoever has a vote more, will lead the government!”
Haziri: Whoever has a vote more will lead the government (media)
- Published: 1 year ago on 17/10/2019
- By: OSPI-f
- Last Modified: October 17, 2019 @ 10:49 am
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
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