Four months before the elections, Prime Minister Edi Rama seems to have changed his political strategy regarding the list of candidates. He will protect political leaders in these elections by placing them on safe lists.
According to sources in the pink headquarters, this change of party leader comes with the reasoning that if the leaders of the electoral teams were on an open list, then their focus would shift to securing personal votes and not to coordinating the work of the entire team.
According to this decision and referring to the result that the PS received in 2021 with only one Kukës MP, for Eduard Shalsi, who replaced Majko, everyone will have to work in Kukës to get him to Parliament. For Shkodra, Berat and Durrës, Rama will not have this “headache” since these three districts are led by mayors.
It is also learned that the head of the pink headquarters has asked their collaborators to include candidates with influence in the area in the lists, as well as potential names to represent all areas of the region.
They are also obliged to have young people from the “deputy we want” platform in their teams.
But before closing the lists, the socialists must register immigrants, who must be potential voters of the majority. For this reason, the leftists have landed in Italy and Greece this weekend.
The political leaders of Vlora, Gjirokastra, Fier, together with the deputies and deputy ministers, will take care of the registration of immigrants in Athens.
While the Albanians in Thessaloniki will be under the care of the political charge for the Korça region, together with the Secretary for Foreign Relations in the SP.
The political leader for the Diaspora will land in Italy, along with the mayor of Vlora, MPs and the secretary for immigration in the pink headquarters.
Not only the registration of the diaspora, the socialists have also established “technical assistance” with dedicated people in the cities with the most Albanian immigrants.
The diaspora vote for the SP is seen as an important element to obtain a fourth mandate, with the minimum objective of preserving the mandates they have today, 75 MPs, reports A2.
DIASPORA VOTE, SP MEETINGS
In Italy: Taulant Balla, Ermal Dredha, Zerina Bruçi, Milva Ekonomi, Etilda Gjonaj
In Athens: Belinda Balluku, Bledi Çuçi, Mirela Kumbaro, Lindita Nikolla, Evis Kushi, Silda Anagnosti
In Thessaloniki: Niko Peleshi, Romina Kuko.
