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|[[Ballsh]] || Dallandyshe Allkaj (48%) || Ilir Çela (52%) || [[Socialist Party of Albania|Socialist Party]] || 89,69% |
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The Albanian local elections of 2011 are the elections that took on May 8, 2011 in Albania.[1][2]
Process
In total 7882 centers voting are operating since 7:00 AM. The voter turnout has been less than 50,9% as of 19:00[3], while as of 19:00 the turnout countywide is:
| County | Percentage[4] | Percentage women |
|---|---|---|
| Berat | 47,7% | 52,4% |
| Dibër | 58,8% | 48,7% |
| Durrës | 48,7% | 35,1% |
| Elbasan | 55,2% | 41,9% |
| Fier | 42,9% | 43,5% |
| Gjirokastër | 55,3% | 44,7% |
| Korçë | 52,0% | 45,6% |
| Kukës | 66,9% | 46,1% |
| Lezhë | 44,9% | 46,7% |
| Shkodër | 58,6% | 48,8% |
| Tirana | 38,1% | 49,1% |
| Vlorë | 42,1% | 42,1% |
| Total | 50,9% | 45,4% |
The voter turnout in the municipalities (bashki) was:
- Burrel 57,5%
- Bulqizë 61,1%
- Durrës, 31%
- Krujë 66,3%
- Elbasan 50%
- Gramsh 53,4%
- Peqin 59,1%
- Librazhd 58,3%
- Fier 38,1%
- Lushnje 46,3%
- Ballsh 44,2
- Gjirokastër 51%
- Tepelenë 46,1%
- Përmet 38,9%
- Korcë 44,7%
- Ersekë 51,7%
- Pogradec 50,8
- Bilisht 60,6%
- Kukës 65,6%
- Krumë 77%
- Bajram Curri 58.3%
- Lezhë 39.3%
- Rrëshen 51,5%
- Lac 44%
- Shkodër 38%
- Pukë 77,9%
- Koplik 60%
- Tiranë 47,3%
- Kamëz 28,6%
- Kavajë 38,5
- Vlorë 42,2%
- Sarandë 38,4%
- Delvinë 45,6%
Polls
The Socialist Party-led Coalition of the Future published a poll that predicted the electoral victory of Edi Rama in Tiranë, while TV Klan, a channel associated with the Democratic Party published a poll of the Gani Bobi center that predicted a victory of Lulzim Basha.
| Party | Coalition of the Citizen | Coalition for the Future | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|
| Socialist Party of Albania | 47% | 53 % | [5] |
| Gani Bobi Institute | 58,4% | 39,8% | [6][7] |
Results
Fier County
| Municipality/Communes | Coalition of the Citizen | Coalition for the Future | Winning Party | Voter Turnout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ballsh | Dallandyshe Allkaj (48%) | Ilir Çela (52%) | Socialist Party | 89,69% |
Parties
The two coalitions, which will take part in the 2011 local elections, are the Coalition of the Citizen (Albanian: Aleanca për Qytetarin) formed by the Democratic Party of Albania and Coalition for the Future (Albanian: Aleanca për të Ardhmen) formed by the Socialist Party of Albania.
- ^ „ApQ“ for Aleanca për Qytetarin, „ApA“ for Aleanca për të Ardhmen
- ^ Only not in Himara
Reactions
- Sali Berisha, prime minister and leader of the Democratic Party of Albania, declared the elections went well.[8]
See also
References
- ^ http://new1.cec.org.al/images/stories/zgjedhje-vendore/2011/subjektet%20zgjedhore/Regjistri%20i%20partive_05.03.pdf
- ^ http://www.setimes.com/cocoon/setimes/xhtml/en_GB/newsbriefs/setimes/newsbriefs/2010/09/07/nb-07
- ^ http://www.balkanweb.com/kryesore/1/zgjedhjet-kqz-509-pjesemarrja-ne-rang-vendi-deri-ne-oren-1900-61711.html
- ^ http://new1.cec.org.al/images/stories/zgjedhje-vendore/2011/pjesmarrja_19-00.xls
- ^ http://albeu.com/zgjedhjet-2011/sondazhi-i-ps-se:-rama-fiton-me-53-/36304/
- ^ http://albeu.com/zgjedhjet-2011/%E2%80%9Cgani-bobi%E2%80%9D-nxjerrr-fitues-lulzim-bashen-me-58.4-/36311/
- ^ http://tvklan.tv/lajmi.php?id=16346
- ^ http://albeu.com/zgjedhjet-2011/berisha:-sot-votuam-si-europiane/36312/
External links
- Results in Real Time
- Central Election Commission
- Balkan Insight, Albania 2011 Local Elections: Key Facts, 13 April 2011
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