More than 3.5 million voters are going to the polls tomorrow in Albania – Cyprus Newspaper

More than 3.5 million registered voters in the Balkan country Albania will vote in the general election tomorrow.

3 million 713 thousand 761 voters registered in the Albania, 140 -seat parliament to enter the parliament 53 political parties and 3 before the election coalition will compete.

In the country, tomorrow’s general election will be recorded in 1991 as the 11th General Election to be held since the collapse of the communist regime.

The election bans that started today will continue until the end of the voting process. During this time, the parties will not be able to organize a rally and will not be able to propagate in media organs, especially televisions.

Voters will be able to vote in the election centers where they are registered in the range of 07.00-19.00 local time.

On the other hand, 5 thousand 225 election centers throughout the country will vote.

245 thousand 935 voters registered abroad for the general election in the country will be able to vote for the first time via electronic mail and mail from their country. The voting process, which started on April 15 for foreign voters, will continue until 19.00.

In addition, approximately 100 European Security and Cooperation Organization (OSCE) observer from 31 countries will take part in the country.

The ruling socialist party and the democratic party in the main opposition are among the favorites

The Socialist Party (PS), which is the leader of the current Prime Minister Edi Rama, ranks first in the surveys.

On the other hand, the main opposition party, the leader of the former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, in which Rama took over the position of prime minister in the 2013 elections, is among the favorites of the election.

The PD will compete with 25 political parties under the roof of the Great Albanian Alliance.

Rama emphasizes that its country’s integration process is one of the main objectives of its party, while the opening of all chapters until the end of 2025 and focusing the country’s full member of the EU by 2030.

Rama’s party PS also promises that civil servants’ salaries will be increased.

The PD, the leader of Berisha, aims to make reforms in tax, education and health systems by promising financial support to retirees and low -income families.

Election Dam 1 percent

After the general election, the voter wants a steady country on the way to the EU.

According to the election law in Albania, where the general election is held every 4 years, it is necessary to pass the 1 percent election threshold to enter the parliament.

In addition to Albanians, Macedonian, Greek, Montenegro, Ulah, Bosniak, Serbian, Bulgarian, Egyptian and novels live in the country.

In Albania, the majority of the population of Muslims, Catholics, Orthodox, Bektashis, Protestants and other religious beliefs are also living.