The list of dubious voters that was released on Tuesday on the State Election Commission's website features real people, Telegraf.mk reads.
Those people are part of the constituency, casting ballots at each elections, have not been considered suspicious thus far. The dubious voters' list features 89,384 people, who in the next ten days, are to be subjected to field inquiries, carried out in person, at their homes by teams of the State Election Commission.
After the list of 'phantom' voters was made public, many citizens have rushed to see whether their names are enlisted in the electoral roll, and have turned to the SEC website.
The list of these voters features journalist Ivona Talevska, SDSM member Jani Makraduli, musician Goran Alacki, coach Lino Cervar, handball player Dragice Kresoja, MP Artan Grubi, journalist Erol Rizaov and many more.
According to experts, this only indicates that the voters registry is generally realistic and that the number of voters that need to be erased from it is small.
Initial prognoses of half of a million of voters, who according to SDSM were deemed as 'phantom', have been deduced to less than 90,000.
It is not understandable why SDSM does not want to release the names of the persons who are to be subjected to field inquiries, while they continue to issue statements about 'phantom voters' constantly. On Monday, two SDSM members, Violeta Duma and Igor Milev, have made fierce objections against making the list of dubious voters public.
However, the SEC interviewers are working on the ground for the second day and the verification is taking place in the best of orders. According to what could be seen, the largest part of the dubious voters are in the municipalities of Cair, Tetovo, the Skopje neighborhood of Aerodrom and the villages near Kumanovo.