Berisha opposes electronic counting: the DP will not accept it in any municipality

Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha has come out openly against the proposal of the Central Election Commission, which calls for the implementation of electronic vote counting in four of the country’s largest municipalities in the upcoming local elections.

In a statement to the press, the leader of the right emphasized that his party’s rejection of this system is complete and without any compromise, justifying it by the fact that electronic counting has suffered serious and shameful manipulations in previous electoral processes.

Berisha also did not fail to mention the National Intelligence Service, an institution he accused of direct interference in electronic counting, describing it with the epithet “narco-intelligence service.”

He argued that parallel servers were set up in this process and that the problems that emerged were significant. It is precisely for this reason, he added, that the Democratic Party has no intention of accepting anything that could be manipulated within the electoral process.