Manipulation of Diaspora votes in Greece/ Minutes prove distortion of results

The start of the counting of the diaspora votes has exposed the total manipulation of the process by the Socialist Party. From the first ballot boxes, the opposition's suspicions were confirmed that the process in Greece had gotten out of control and the ballot boxes had been filled by Socialist Party patrons. In the vast majority of the minutes, regardless of the districts, a vote ratio of 1 to 10 in favor of the Socialist Party is noted, which proves the frightening dimensions of the manipulation of the Albanian diaspora vote in Greece.

The process of counting the votes of the Albanian diaspora in Greece has openly revealed the total manipulation of the emigrant votes by the Socialist Party. From the very first ballot boxes, the opposition's suspicions were confirmed that the process in Greece had gotten out of control and the ballot boxes were filled by patrons of this party.

The minutes you are seeing belong to the Korça District. The manipulation of the will of the citizens is of frightening proportions. If in Albania, the Democratic Party in this district, despite the manipulations, has received 34.57% of the votes, this report in Greece is totally distorted. In this box, the Democratic Party has received 32 votes, while the Socialist Party 266 votes, a ratio of almost 9 to 1 in favor of the socialists.

This report belongs to the Fier District. In the domestic vote, the Democratic Party received 25.45% of the votes in this district, but the situation is completely different in the votes of the diaspora in Greece. As can be seen, the DP results with only 21 votes against 324 votes of the Socialist Party, an incredible vote ratio of 1 to 12.

In another report from Fier District, the extent of the manipulation is frightening. The Democratic Party results with 33 votes, while the Socialist Party with 269 votes.

The situation with the manipulation of the votes of the Albanian diaspora in Greece by the Socialist Party is the same in other regions. This report belongs to the Tirana Region, where in the domestic vote the DP received 34.89% of the votes. As can be seen, the situation is completely reversed – the DP results with 42 votes, while the Socialist Party with 233 votes. An almost identical situation is presented in another Tirana report, where the DP results with 43 votes and the Socialist Party with 250 votes – a vote ratio of almost 1 to 8 in favor of the Socialists.

The clear evidence of manipulation is the amount of diaspora votes for the Tirana District. According to data from the Central Election Commission, 43,435 envelopes were counted, compared to 42,402 envelopes in total, meaning more votes were counted than there were in the boxes.

A similar situation is also present in the Berat District. As can be seen from the minutes, the DP results with 28 votes against 371 votes for the Socialist Party – a ratio of about 1 to 14 in favor of the Socialists, while in the domestic vote, the DP received over 30% of the votes in this district. A similar situation is present in all districts of the country, which testifies to a dramatic manipulation of the Albanian vote in Greece.

During the counting, new evidence emerged proving that the votes were not filled in by voters, but in many cases by a single hand, which put a cross on the number 5 of the Socialist Party.

The destruction of the process and the massive theft of votes were paved by Prime Minister Edi Rama himself, who, a week before the elections, during a speech in Gjirokastra, gave the signal for the activation of this mechanism.

Immediately after this statement, Taulant Balla and the patronage groups headed for Greece and, incredibly, from about 1,000 envelopes per day that previously came from Greece, from May 5 to 11, over 6,000 envelopes per day began to be deposited. These envelopes do not reflect the will of Albanian citizens in Greece, but are votes manipulated by the patronageists of the Socialist Party, which completely undermines the electoral process of May 11./ Syri.net