Residents of Velika Hoca: We hope for improvement and to remain in our homes

The residents of Velika Hoca who exercised their civic duty and went to vote told Kosovo Online that they expect these elections to bring improvements in the coming period and allow them to remain in their homes.

In Velika Hoca, voters are casting their ballots at the "Svetozar Markovic" Elementary School.

Jovan Djuricic, who exercised his right to vote, says that after these elections, he expects the situation for the Serbian people in Kosovo to improve.

"I expect things to be much better for the entire population in Kosovo and Metohija, especially for the Serbian national minority, as I believe they have been significantly deprived of their rights in this recent period. I sincerely hope that these elections will set everything right," Djuricic stated.

He adds that he has lived in Kosovo for a full 80 years and wishes to continue living here with his family.

"I hope for improvement and to stay here. I don’t want us to have to flee. I am 80 years old. If I have lived here for 80 years, I may live another 20, with my family," Djuricic said.

Zoran Ilic also hopes that things will improve after these elections.

"May things get better, thank God, and with God’s help for everyone, including us. We are all just passing through this world," Ilic said.

In Velika Hoca, 926 voters are registered on the electoral roll.