Today's turnout in Kosovo elections is lower than in previous years

Compared to previous years, today's local elections have seen a lower turnout of citizens, with the exception of municipalities in the north of the country.

While today until 15:00 in the country have voted about 26.8 percent of citizens who have the right to vote, during the past year up to this time had voted 32.32 percent of citizens, during 2019 had voted 29.2 percent of citizens, while during 2017 27.7 percent of citizens had voted.

Serb-majority municipalities lead in terms of the number of citizens who have exercised their right to vote.

The municipality of Zvecan ranks first with the largest turnout of citizens.

56.91 percent or 3,915 citizens have voted so far in this municipality.

Whereas, after it for the largest number of citizens who went to the polls ranks North Mitrovica with 55.03 percent or 9 thousand 751 citizens who have exercised their right.

According to Democracy in Action (DiA), the voting process by noon is being accompanied by low voter turnout, with the exception of municipalities in the north of the country, where the average turnout is 3 times higher compared to other municipalities. / Express /

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