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The DP deputy, Kreshnik Çollaku, during the discussions in the Assembly on the changes in the Electoral Code, spoke against them. According to him, with these changes, the opposition will lose in 2025. He also urged Democrats not to vote for these changes.
While he ironically thanked the socialist deputy, Damian Gjiknuri, for the skill shown in achieving changes.
Çollaku said that Damian played in a genius way when the opposition was arguing among themselves about who would lead the Oerdi or Enkelejdi Commission.
" Well done Damian, the earthquake is back. It's useless for us to retort with these, we don't have it with these. We have it with us. Day to reap what we have sown. They played a masterful game. You should build a monument to Damian with the skill for which he built this operation for the fourth term. It happened that the opposition from first to last, instead of fighting a holy battle that would ensure the rotation, to accept a pre-election coalition. We dealt with our quarrels. Damiani played in a genius way, when we were arguing about who will lead the commission, Enkelejd or Oerdi. He said to Oerd, you will lower the price because I have the votes ready.
Trust me, I hear you talking about open lists. Here will be the 140 appointed deputies. The big failure is that we did not manage to get the majority to organize every opposition voice in the pre-election coalition. We have PD on the right, PL on the left, we have gray electorates. The only possibility for every voice to be organized would be the pre-election coalition. We did not do it because of our differences and because of their will. Edi Rama knows, by giving the pre-election coalition, to steal the declared bonus in an undeclared way.
With 12 districts, we automatically lose at least 1 mandate. We lose it, it slips out of our hands and they take it. I have respect for Oerd and I believe it was impossible to get him. But what I am looking for is how is it possible for all of us to express ourselves against this electoral code and how can we think of voting for it. They do not have the votes to make changes to the code, there are a few votes missing, but they are opposition votes. And while we must unite, today more than ever we must unite. Can we come together and vote against the changes and they can't vote. We deserve it because of our inability to find a common voice ", said Çollaku.
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