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What stands out is that the citizens have started to have faith in the new parties, while the faith in the old parties is fading...
Albania enters the election year in a few months, since around April or May the citizens will have to vote for the new Parliament. As soon as politics returns from vacation next week, preparations for the parliamentary elections are expected to start immediately. Prime Minister Rama will convene the ministers and then the SP Assembly, where the political leaders will be appointed. PD, on the other hand, will also appoint coordinators and resume meetings at the base.
But can we have a prediction about what will happen in the coming elections? Although we are still a few months away, " Pamphlet " a week ago opened an online poll on which party the citizens would vote for if the elections were held now. Nearly 3,400 people took part in the survey, which is a kind of indicator, even though online surveys cannot be taken as a basis like surveys conducted by telephone or door-to-door. Each citizen had the right to vote only once.
Beyond who has more votes, it is noticeable that the citizens are bored with PD and SP. According to the survey, both are with 25 and 24 percent of the votes. This is the historical minimum that both of these political forces have. This shows that the citizens have come to the tip of their noses with them. Another element is that the Freedom Party and the PDIU are the least liked, as they are not discussed at all.
But what stands out is that the citizens have started to have faith in the new parties and especially in Albania Bëhet e Adriatik Lapajt and Lévizja Bashka e Arlind Qori. Both are 13 and 14 percent. Meanwhile, the Knitting Initiative is less understood. So it seems that little by little the dominance of the old parties is fading and maybe the Albanians have realized that there is no future with Meta, Berisha and Rama.
But according to the poll, a very large number are not for any of these forces, which means there will be a big boycott. / Pamphlet
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