Elections in the Republic of Kosovo are still a challenge that stems from not changing and not reforming the election law. So far, many observers have made recommendations among themselves: EU Observers, the Council of Europe, but without change and without impact towards a reform.
Political parties in Kosovo do not have the will to change anything in the electoral process, they are used to working with this legal infrastructure. The control of electoral mechanisms with the nominees from political parties suits them. The challenges will continue as they are, until there is a reform that is electoral.
Contents
Abstract
1. Defining the problem
1.1 Central Election Commission (CEC)
1.2 Findings observers
1.3 Municipal Election Commissions
2. What are the challenges of the process?
2.1 Municipal Election Commissions (MECs)
2.2 Polling Station Councils and Ballot Counting
3. Necessary amendments to the Law on General Elections of the Republic of Kosovo
3.1 Research findings
Conclusion
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