In order to minimise the above-mentioned shortcomings the Central Electoral Commission should fully use its powers in implementing the existing legislative provisions on pre-term elections. Its role is essential in organising the work of the lower commissions, registering the candidates and checking the voters’ lists. In the context of early elections the political climate is tense and there is a risk of confrontation between political forces. The Central electoral commission’s role is essential during the pre-electoral period and it should not be subjected to undue pressure from other state authorities and from different political forces. If the Central Electoral Commission uses its powers there should be no obstacles to holding of early elections in a manner compatible with the European standards.
