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Shkruar nga Eduard Zaloshnja
The decline in SPAK's quotas among socialist voters can be linked precisely to this last data.
In a survey I conducted in January, a question was also included about the respondents' assessment of SPAK's work. Among respondents who had voted for the SP in the previous elections, a full 75% of them had a positive assessment of SPAK's work (6% negative and 19% undecided).
We come to the last Sunday (December 14). In the 'Voice of the Albanians' survey, it turned out that only 49% of respondents who had voted for the SP in the previous elections had a positive assessment of the work of SPAK in the last three years (22% negative and 29% undecided).
Meanwhile, almost 100% of them were of the opinion that SPAK has been harsher with the majority than with the opposition.
The decline in SPAK's quotas among socialist voters can be linked precisely to this last data.
Socialist voters are seeing that the highest political exponents of their party have ended up in prison or their arrest is being sought, while Berisha & company are not being criminally charged for the state crime of January 21 (as defined by the Strasbourg Court) or for the Gërdec tragedy.
The decline in SPAK's quotas among socialist voters may also have been influenced by the fact that Socialist Leader Rama previously rejected SPAK's request to suspend his Deputy Prime Minister in the Constitutional Court.
It remains to be seen what position he will take on SPAK's request to lift her immunity, and how the socialist electorate will receive his position...
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