Perspectives | Elections2019.11.12
Defying her many doubters, Vjosa Osmani came out as the prime ministerial candidate with the most support from voters of her party.
Demands for changes within PDK are notable in the exclusion of some prominent party figures.
The arguments of those who point out that 30% is not enough to ensure equal gender representation are reinforced.
The amount of exposure candidates received in the media and their professional training appears to have been a significant factor for the LVV’s voters.
“You have made the direction of my political engagement clear.”
Lumir Abdixhiku, LDK
Fitim Salihu
Fitim Salihu is a former K2.0 staff journalist, covering mainly politics and governance. Fitim has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Prishtina.
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