. In 240 electoral districts where the candidates elected in the 31 March voting will compete, the election of deputies from the ranks of the PPSH will require a majority of 50 per cent plus 1 vote, or 67.2 per cent of the voters (168 seats and hundredths) and 50.4 per cent. NOTICE Results of the 7 April 1991 elections (second round) for deputies to the People's Assembly. The Central Election Commission, on the basis of article 9 of the main constitutional provisions and decree no. 7452, dated 17.12.1990, "On the elections for deputies to the People's Assembly" of the People's Socialist Republic of Albania, as well as articles 17 and 20 of the regulations for conducting elections, announces that, after examining the electoral materials for the elections of 7 April 1991 in the districts where there was a runoff, the following candidates are the winners: Zone Name Patronymic Surname Voters Number of voters Votes obtained in percentage. BERAT 1 Avdi Hasan Dalela PD 10,595 60.67 DIBËR 35 Simon Xhemal Fecaj PD 7,590 73.09 42 Shyqyri Ramadan Domi PD 6,745 55.22 KORÇË 118 Jani Vangjel Sureçi PD 8,017 54.90 LEZHË 129 Gjyli Sali Sako PP 6,939 57.51 130 Aleksandër Pjetër Martini PD 6,694 51.10 LUSHNJË 133 Bardhyl Qemal Cano PP 8,977 58.46 139 Kujtim Muzafer Cina PD 11,119 57.50 MALËSI E MADHE 166 Vaskë Naxhi Lulo PP 7,336 89.23 SARANDË 174 Andrea Kosta Zavalani OM 5,362 59.10 175 Sulo Haxhi Tulo OM 3,983 60.00 SHKODËR 197 Vebi Hamid Ceria PD 7,210 56.70 TIRANË 223 Tanas Jauho Nano PP 12,875 64.34 225 Zyber Bahri Shani PP 12,480 50.10 VLORË 260 Ceraq Gurit PD 4,908 51.89. In electoral district 12 of the Lushnjë district, the elections have been postponed. Tirana, 8 April 1991 CENTRAL ELECTION COMMISSION

. More broadly, the assessment of political realism must also be seen in this light. After the 31 March elections and in the conditions of a developing political pluralism, various social and political forces have expressed different positions. These days it is essential to avoid hasty judgments and to look ahead with responsibility. Political wisdom, restraint, and the ability to dialogue are required. Only in this way can stability be ensured and the conditions created for solving the country's major economic and social problems. Experience so far shows that the path of confrontation serves no one. We must learn the new rules of pluralist life and the responsibilities they require.

. In the Tirana electoral district too, where the runoff result was followed with particular attention, the figures are now decisive. They must be read clearly and without unnecessary passions. If the will of the voters has been expressed in a certain way, the institutions and political forces must respect it. This is the first test of democratic culture. Numbers are not merely statistics; they are a concrete expression of the citizens' political orientation.

. In these circumstances, the renewal of the political program is seen as an important condition for meeting the challenges of the time. The experience of recent weeks has shown the need for greater clarity in objectives, more precise definitions, and more open communication with citizens. Such a program must be built on the real needs of society, on the pace of reforms, and on the demand for social justice.

. The voting of 31 March and 7 April was experienced by many citizens as a major political and civic test. Regardless of different affiliations, voters wanted their vote to have real weight in the direction of the country. The idea of democracy, linked to pluralism, responsibility, and peaceful change, became a key word in the public debate of these days.

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