ADeputy Election Commission in Presevo Driton Bilalli said the election process in Serbia is going well and that the number of Albanian participants in the ballot boxes is going up in the afternoon hours.

He said a large influx of Valley citizens living in Kosovo has been noted to exploit their voting rights.

The process has gone smoothly until now, in addition to some incidents of insisting representatives of the student list, since it seems a different energy to protect the vote and change power. As for the Presevo municipality, the exit has hung, but what’s a surprise for good is the difference between 2400 and 1600, where we have a huge influx of voters and the difference is over 10% by 2: 00 p.m. Now when we’re talking, we have about 30% of the voters’ exit.

We have been reported, the border with Kosovo has been a huge influx, and it seems that the valleys living in Kosovo have made this difference, and we hope that until the closure of the deployments this influx will go by increasing to achieve a satisfactory result for the Albanian Coalition, Bilal told Klan Kosova.

On the other hand, civil society member Shkelzen Limani said about 50 Albanians from civil society are accredited to monitor the election process in Serbia.

So far according to the information we have, generally in Serbia concretely in Presevo Medvedja and Bujanoc, there are about 50 observers of Albanian nationality who are part of the election process and these are accredited by Belgrade organisations. In general, civil society is active in this process. So far, an interest in people in responding to the call to vote has been noted, Limani said.