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The poll was conducted online and each reader was only allowed to vote once. More than 1780 people have participated in it so far...
Next week is expected to bring changes in the government cabinet. Prime Minister Edi Rama will convene the SP Assembly on Monday, where he will announce the form of the new government, as many ministers are expected to leave.
As part of his warnings about changes in the government, "Pamphlet" opened a survey two days ago with the question: "Rama has warned of changes in the government, which of the ministers do you think should stay in office?".
The poll was conducted online and each reader was only allowed to vote once. More than 1780 people have participated in it so far and the numbers are interesting.
According to the readers' vote, the Minister of Justice, Ulsi Manja, is the most popular among the public. He received 24 percent of the votes and the citizens demand that he is still in office.
After him comes Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku with 16 percent, then Taulant Balla with 154 percent and the Minister of Culture with 14 percent.
According to the survey, the least preferred minister by the citizens is the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Olta Xhaçka, who received only 3 percent of the votes. After her come Ogerta Manastirlu, Frida Krifca and Evis Kushi.
Various names have been circulated in the media that will move, but it seems that the final decision will be made on Saturday afternoon by the Prime Minister, who himself conducts secret surveys on the work of the ministers/ Pamphlet
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