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Without a name for the new President of the Republic, the parliament has convened in plenary session, where the first round for the election of the head of state will be consumed.
Although there is no name to vote on, according to the constitution this will be referred to as an exhausted voting round to give way to the other four rounds. It will be the conference of mayors that will decide the date of the second round.
The chairwoman of the Law Commission, Klotilda Bushka, will read the report of the commission, where she will announce that no candidacy has been submitted.
The negotiating table between the socialist troika Balla, Spiropali and Gjiknuri and the chairmen of the two parliamentary groups did not produce names, while the pressure grows to find one or more names to vote in the second round which requires 84 votes. .
For the election of the head of state, the Constitution has provided for five rounds of voting. In the first three rounds a three-fifths majority is required, while in the last two rounds the president is elected by a simple majority.
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