2013 Kosovan local elections

Local elections were held in Kosovo on 3 November 2013, with a second round on 1 December.[1][2] These were the first elections which the Serbs of Northern Kosovo participated in since the Republic of Kosovo declared independence in 2008; polls were monitored by the OSCE. There were violent reactions in Serb-majority areas of northern Kosovo.[3]

Republic of Kosovo Central Election Commission symbolics was used on local elections 2013

Results 1st round

Incidents in Northern Kosovo

In August 2013, members of the "Interim Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo-Metohija" voted on a statement that said the election would violate Serbian law. This statement was rejected by the governments of Kosovo and of Serbia.[6] Since Kosovo declared independence in 2008, government in these Serb-majority municipalities in the north of Kosovo has been funded by Serbia, and they have been dominated by organised crime and paramilitaries.[7]

In the predominantly Serb area of Northern Kosovo, local Serb hardliners campaigned for a boycott of the elections. Voter intimidation was reported. Right before the election day, on Saturday night, a group of people attacked and severely injured the G.I.Srpska candidate for northern Mitrovica Krstimir Pantić in front of his house in Koloshin street; he was taken to hospital. The entire political spectrum condemned the attack. Though the perpetrators were not found, Pantić pointed to the pro-boycott groups, who were not interested in official representation of Serbs within Kosovo.[8][9][10]

On election day, there were incidents and clashes with police, after extremists raided several polling stations and spoiled votes.[3][11] Staff were assaulted, ballot boxes smashed, and tear gas canisters set off.[12] This disruption caused the elections to be annulled in three polls in northern Mitrovica,[13] repeated on November 17.[14][15] The government of Serbia had encouraged Serbs in North Kosovo to participate in the elections,[16] but this violence undermined attempts to normalise relations between the two governments. According to the OSCE the voter turnout was 22% in Leposavić, 22% in Zubin Potok and 11.21% in Zvečan.[13] Oliver Ivanović called for the results in the northern four municipalities to be annulled.[17] Following Foreign Minister Enver Hoxhaj declarations that "the mayors in the north should be of Serbian ethnicity",[18][19] the Albanian opposition accused the government and DPK for having intentionally facilitated the defeat of Albanian candidates for the sake of stimulating the Serbian citizens in the north, despite their low voter turnout.[20][21]

Partial repetition in Northern Mitrovica

The partial revoting in three polls of Northern Mitrovica on 17 November was quiet without any notable incident.[22] The result reconfirmed G.I.Srpska had the plurality, pushing the municipality elections into the second round on 1 December.[23]

Results 2nd round

The media reported a turnout of 41.5%, while the official statement after the closing of polls from the Central Election Commission chairwoman Valdete Daka gave a turnout of 39.87%.[24]

Incidents during the Second Round

Incidents similar to Northern Mitrovica during the first round we reported in Partesh during the second round, where groups of persons entered the voting polls and destroyed the materials.[27] The Central Election Commission reordered re-voting in three polls to be held in December 15, 2013, before finalizing the results for this municipality.[28]

Other controversies sprang in Prishtina, where a video of Isa Mustafa's son trying to buy votes were registered and distributed to the media from a VV! activist.[29][30]

Partial repetition in Partesh

The repetition took place in Pasjan village on December 15. 1304 voters (68.78%) participated. G.I.Srpska won over SLS with 52.4%.[31]

Incidents in overall

The official statement from the Prosecution Office during the fourth press conference within December 1, stated that the office received material regarding 44 cases involving 81 persons. Out of these, 16 charges were pressed towards 21 persons. In addition, 8 persons were arrested during the same day for various offenses related to the election process.[32][33][34]

Reactions

  • European Union EU: EU Special Representative in Kosovo Samuel Žbogar said the election was a success, even in Northern Kosovo. He said that there was a good voter turn-out in Northern Kosovo.[35]
  • Germany Germany: German government spokesman Steffen Seibert condemned the violence and praised Kosovo and Serbia for the election.[36]
  • Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe: OSCE spokesman Nikola Gaon said that the attack on the electoral process and the OSCE staff cannot be tolerated and that the mission is expecting that the attackers will be found and convicted.[13]
  • Kosovo The Kosovo government called the elections a historical step in integrating the north with the rest of Kosovo, and evaluated them as very positive.[37]
  • United States American Embassy in Pristina said that they were encouraged by the turnout and the ongoing elections in the north, nevertheless they would be following the reported irregularities and expected that all issues got resolved conforming to Kosovo legislation.[38]
  • European Network of Election Monitoring Organizations (ENEMO), in its preliminary conclusions regarding the re-run in Northern Mitrovica, stated that the re-run of the 1st round of local elections in North Mitrovica was conducted efficiently and administered in a peaceful atmosphere in all Polling Centers, with occasional procedural shortcomings.[39]

Results by municipality

Leposavić

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyVotes%
Dragan JablanovićCivic Initiative "Srpska"2,22551.48
Blagoje NedeljkovićDemocratic Initiative94021.75
Dragiša KrstovićIndependent Liberal Party53812.45
Radomir VeličkovićCivic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"2445.65
Nenad RadosavljevićPeople's Justice2094.84
Slađan KostićCivic Initiative "Together"1663.84
Total4,322100.00
Source: [40]

In addition to being elected as mayor of Leposavić under the electoral system overseen by the Republic of Kosovo, Dragan Jablanović was initially recognized by Serbia as the leader of a parallel provisional authority.[41] He became a founding member of the Serb List in 2014. He was removed as leader of the provisional authority the following year at his own request, amid the backdrop of serious divisions in the Serb List, and was replaced by Zoran Tomić.[42] Jablanović continued to serve as Leposavić's elected mayor as recognized by the Republic of Kosovo, and in 2017 he joined the Party of Kosovo Serbs.[43] Jablanović's various political affiliations in these years reflected those of his son, Aleksandar Jablanović.

Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Civic Initiative "Srpska"1,62838.738
Democratic Initiative81419.374
Independent Liberal Party44510.592
Civic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"3007.142
Civic Initiative "Together"2325.521
People's Justice2175.161
Initiative for a Better Life1754.161
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania882.09
Democratic Party of Kosovo831.97
Bosniak Party for Democratic Action of Kosovo701.67
Democratic League of Kosovo661.57
Social Democracy471.12
Nova Snaga230.55
Levizja Vetëvendosje!150.36
Total4,203100.0019
Source: [44]
South Mitrovica
Mayoral results
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Agim BahtiriNew Kosovo Alliance6,48321.9012,47952.27
Avni Kastrati (incumbent)Democratic Party of Kosovo12,60842.6011,39447.73
Mehdi JonuziDemocratic League of Kosovo5,97220.18
Faruk MujkaLevizja Vetëvendosje!2,2597.63
Shaban DragajAlliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania1,0393.51
Nexhmedin SpahiuIndependents of Mitrovica8332.81
Vesel NeziriJustice Party4021.36
Total29,596100.0023,873100.00
Source: [45][46]
Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic Party of Kosovo10,37538.7914
Democratic League of Kosovo6,08122.738
New Kosovo Alliance3,67113.725
Levizja Vetëvendosje!2,0867.803
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania1,8246.822
Independents of Mitrovica9053.381
Justice Party5772.161
Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo3981.491
Movement for Unification3761.41
Democratic Ashkali Party of Kosovo1480.55
Bosniak Party for Democratic Action of Kosovo1240.46
Ashkali Party for Integration1080.40
New Democratic Party760.28
Total26,749100.0035
Source: [47]
North Mitrovica
Mayoral results
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Krstimir PantićCivic Initiative "Srpska"2,17336.892,29354.38
Oliver IvanovićCivic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"1,67028.351,92445.62
Agim DevaDemocratic Party of Kosovo1,19020.20
Adrijana HodžićIndependent72712.34
Dimitrije JanićijevićIndependent Liberal Party1302.21
Total5,890100.004,217100.00
Source: [48][49]
Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Civic Initiative "Srpska"1,85533.406
Civic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"1,80832.556
Democratic Party of Kosovo80014.403
Democratic League of Kosovo2825.081
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania1863.351
Independent Liberal Party1863.351
Bosniak Party for Democratic Action of Kosovo1703.061
Levizja Vetëvendosje!1512.72
New Kosovo Alliance601.08
Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo330.59
Justice Party230.41
Total5,554100.0019
Source: [50]

Skenderaj

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyVotes%
Sami Lushtaku (incumbent)Democratic Party of Kosovo17,82588.21
Ajnishahe HalimiLevizja Vetëvendosje!1,1455.67
Cenë BehramiDemocratic League of Kosovo4372.16
Ramiz PolaciNew Kosovo Alliance4042.00
Qazim XaniAlliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania2771.37
Musli AhmetiSocial Movement of Kosovo1190.59
Total20,207100.00
Source: [51]
Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic Party of Kosovo15,65381.7426
Levizja Vetëvendosje!8134.251
Democratic League of Kosovo5372.801
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania4462.331
Justice Party3701.931
New Kosovo Alliance3641.901
Arben Thaqi2651.38
Social Movement of Kosovo1900.99
Hysni Rexhepi1850.97
Movement for Unification1840.96
Democratic Alternative of Kosovo1420.74
Total19,149100.0031
Source: [52]

Vushtrri

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Bajram Mulaku (incumbent)Democratic Party of Kosovo11,83838.9910,32955.20
Muharrem ShabaniAlliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania (Affiliation: Alliance for the Future of Kosovo)6,80122.408,38444.80
Refik RamajDemocratic League of Kosovo6,72222.14
Xhemajl PllanaLevizja Vetëvendosje!3,38311.14
Avdullah KlinakuJustice Party1,2414.09
Remzi SelimiMovement for Unification3731.23
Total30,358100.0018,713100.00
Source: [53][54]
Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Democratic Party of Kosovo9,64134.6412
Democratic League of Kosovo5,41819.477
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania5,08418.276
Levizja Vetëvendosje!2,83710.193
Justice Party1,3244.762
New Kosovo Alliance1,2634.542
Civic Initiative "Srpska"5381.931
Movement for Unification5201.871
Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo4921.771
Independent Liberal Party3261.17
Common Future2831.02
Kosovo Turkish Justice Party1070.38
Total27,833100.0035
Source: [55]

Zubin Potok

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyVotes%
Stevan VulovićCivic Initiative "Srpska"2,12678.74
Qerkin VeseliDemocratic League of Kosovo29911.07
Izmir ZeqiriDemocratic Party of Kosovo2077.67
Branislav BožovićNova Snaga682.52
Total2,700100.00
Source: [56]

Vulović subsequently joined the Serb List.[57]

Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Civic Initiative "Srpska"1,96174.9611
Democratic League of Kosovo27510.512
Democratic Party of Kosovo1997.611
Social Democracy1003.821
Nova Snaga532.03
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania281.07
Total2,616100.0015
Source: [58]

Zvečan

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyVotes%
Vučina JankovićCivic Initiative "Srpska"48057.55
Nebojša VlajićCivic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"35442.45
Total834100.00
Source: [59]

Janković subsequently joined the Serb List.[60]

Municipal assembly results
PartyVotes%Seats
Civic Initiative "Srpska"82451.448
Civic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"58536.525
Alliance for the Future of KosovoDemocratic League of Dardania855.311
Democratic Party of Kosovo794.931
Levizja Vetëvendosje!291.81
Total1,602100.0015
Source: [61]

Oaths controversy in North Mitrovica, Pantić resignation and 3rd election

All candidates who won elections had to sign a swearing in and oath paper that contained symbols of the Republic of Kosovo. In Serbian areas, a piece of paper was taped over the symbols so that Serbs would sign them without incident. Krstimir Pantić, mayor-elect of North Mitrovica, took the paper off the symbols, declared he would never sign them and resigned. A new election for North Mitrovica was scheduled for February 23, 2014.[62] [63] Goran Rakić won the election on February 23.[64] He campaigned that he would sign the oath.

Mayoral results
CandidatePartyVotes%
Goran RakićCivic Initiative "Srpska"2,77852.84
Oliver IvanovićCivic Initiative "SDP - Oliver Ivanović"1,45227.62
Florent AzemiDemocratic Party of Kosovo56710.79
Musa MyftariDemocratic League of Kosovo4608.75
Total5,257100.00
Source: [65]

Rakić subsequently joined the Serb List, becoming its leader in July 2017.[66]

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