Enver Peci, the head of the Kosovo Supreme Court, confirmed to Prishtina Insight that the court received two complaints from Vetevendosje and one complaint for PDK regarding the vote recount ordered for Prishtina and Prizren.

“Yes, we received complaints for Prishtina and Prizren. We also received one complaint from PDK, but for the moment I do not know its contents,” said Peci.

Peci said that they will act in accordance with the Law on Elections, which specifies that a response to the complaint must be given within 72 hours.

“We will decide, surely, because we have to respect the legal time frame,” said Peci.

On Friday, after Vetevendosje representatives submitted the complaint, Vice President of Vetevendosje Dardan Sejdiu said that ECAP’s decision was politically motivated.

“ECAP decided in favor of another political party, LDK, to send Prishtina to a recount based on a high number of invalid ballot papers, as they said, and based on a high number of blank ballot papers,” said Sejdiu, adding that the number of invalid paper ballots in Prishtina was the lowest in the history of elections in the capital, Prishtina.

“Both these claims do not stand since the number of invalid ballot papers is the lowest in the history of Prishtina, whereas the number of blank ballot papers, which according to LDK were 473, in fact turned out to be 32 ballot papers,” said Sejdiu.

“Each day that the votes are exposed in the corridors of the counting center increases the possibility for manipulation. Each attempt to tamper with the vote of the citizens we consider as an attempt for an institutional coup d’etat,” said Sejdiu.