The Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) has put forward a request for a third member position on the Central Election Commission (CEC). Following the recent swearing-in ceremony, Hysni Durmishi, a newly appointed LVV member at the CEC, indicated that the final decision regarding this additional slot rests with the acting president, Albulena Haxhiu. Speaking after his swearing-in decree, Durmishi stated that the acting president would ultimately determine the outcome of the request made by the Vetëvendosje Movement.
The Democratic Party of Albania (PDK) has also asserted its claim for a second member position within the commission. However, the PDK’s representative at the institution, Rashit Qalaj, declined to provide any comment to the media concerning these specific claims. The context of these discussions surrounds the recent actions of the acting president, Albulena Haxhiu, who oversaw the swearing-in of several new members to the CEC.
During this session, Haxhiu decreed the appointments of nine individuals to this body, which is responsible for managing electoral processes. The ongoing discussions regarding representation highlight the political dynamics surrounding the composition and authority of the Central Election Commission.
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