Voters in Leposavic: We want to live more peacefully, in freedom

Voters in Leposavic are coming steadily to cast their ballots at the three polling stations in the municipality. The first turnout report was made at 9 AM, by which time around 200 voters had participated.

Voting is proceeding regularly at Nikola Tesla High School and Leposavic Elementary School, as well as at the special polling station in the school for children with special needs.

Kosovo police and EULEX are present around the polling stations in Leposavic.

Voters emphasize that they want to live more peacefully and in freedom. They state that they are voting for a more peaceful future and that they do not want to allow Kosovo to deteriorate.

At 9 AM, Slavko Simic from the Serb List and Nenad Radosavljevic, the leader of the Citizens' Initiative People's Justice, voted at Nikola Tesla High School, while Aleksandar Jablanovic, the president of the Party of Kosovo Serbs, cast his vote at Leposavic Elementary School.