For the most part, Kosovo's interest in the election results has been muted. TVs and radios in Mitrovice's cafes and shops could be heard announcing the results, but few people seemed pay attention. Most roadside stallholders were reluctant to say who they had voted for. I don't know why, it's just a sort of tradition. Nearby a man selling wires and batteries implied he had voted for Mr Kostunica.
People are afraid to vote for change, they think change is something terrible.
Back at the opposition's headquarters Mr Djokovic said the key to the next few days would lie in Serbia. Belgrade decides what happens here. Our primary concern here is to have peace and avoid any incident.