"Enough is enough" were the words of Gezim Selimi, a retired teacher in Pristina as he cast his ballot this Sunday in Kosovo's snap elections. He was one of a handful of voters questioned by journalists about what it was like to be going to the polls again in Kosovo.
Selimi may well have been speaking for much of Kosovo – it's the third parliamentary election there in 18 months. Voters went back to the polls this Sunday because no one party has been able to gain a strong enough majority to pull the country out of political deadlock. The results keep producing hung parliaments that cannot turn into functioning governments.
