Hugh Fulton (left), the Mission in Kosovo's Elections Director, briefs Mission Head, Ambassador Tim Guldimann (centre), at 7:00 am on election day, 17 November 2007. Photo taken at "Sami Frashi" secondary school polling station, Pristina. (OSCE)

A polling station official marks a Plemetina Camp resident's finger with invisible ink before allowing him to vote in the Kosovo elections on 17 November 2007. The Camp is inhabited by internally displaced Kosovo Roma. (OSCE)

An official at the "Sami Frashi" secondary school polling station in Pristina sprays a voter's finger with invisible ink before he casts his vote on 17 November 2007. The ink was used to prevent multiple voting in the Kosovo elections. (OSCE)

Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, Ambassador Tim Guldimann (centre), is greeted by Mission officials as he arrives at Plemetina Camp on elections day, 17 November 2007. The Camp is inhabited by internally displaced Kosovo Roma. (OSCE)

An election official at the "Sami Frashi" secondary school polling station in Pristina looks for the name of a voter on the voter list for the Kosovo elections, 17 November 2007. (OSCE)

Director of the Mission in Kosovo's Regional Centre Pristina, Bo-Ewert Linne (left), briefs Head of Mission, Ambassador Tim Guldimann (right), on voting in Plemetina Camp on 17 November 2007. The Camp is inhabited by internally displaced Kosovo Roma. (OSCE)

A voter casts his ballot at the "Sami Frashi" secondary school polling station in Pristina on 17 November 2007. Kosovo voters elected the Assembly of Kosovo, municipal assemblies and municipal mayors in the ballot. (OSCE)

A polling station official at Plemetina Camp (left) briefs Ambassador Tim Guldimann (right), Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo, on the process of voting in the elections on 17 November 2007. The Camp is inhabited by internally displaced Kosovo Roma. (OSCE)

In the Kosovo elections on 17 November 2007, voters cast three types of ballots: for the Assembly of Kosovo, municipal assemblies and municipal mayors. Photo from the polling station at the "Faik Konica" primary school, Pristina. (OSCE)

A journalist poses a question at the second press conference organized by the Kosovo Central Election Commission on election day, 17 November 2007. (OSCE/Hasan Sopa)

L-r: Mazllum Baraliu, CEO of the Central Election Commission Secretariat, Ambassador Tim Guldimann, Head of the OSCE Mission in Kosovo and Hugh Fulton, the Mission's Elections Director at the first press conference on election day, 17 November 2007. (OSCE)

An election official checks with UV light for the invisible ink mark on a voter's hand before allowing her into the Plemetina Camp polling station on election day, 17 November 2007. The Camp is inhabited by internally displaced Kosovo Roma. (OSCE)

A voter signs the voter list to verify that she has received her ballot papers at "Jeta Re" secondary school polling station in Suhareke/Suvareka municipality, Kosovo, during the 17 November 2007 elections. (OSCE/Hasan Sopa)

A Kosovo police officer casts his ballot at "Jeta Re" secondary school polling station in Suhareke/Suvareka municipality, 17 November 2007. Police officers were given time off to vote in the elections. (OSCE/Hasan Sopa)

Voters cast three types of ballots in the elections that took place in Kosovo on 17 November 2007: for the Assembly of Kosovo, municipal assemblies and municipal mayors. Photo taken at a polling station at "Faik Konica" Primary School, Pristina. (OSCE)

A voter casts her ballot at "Jeta Re" secondary school polling station in Suhareke/Suvareka municipality, Kosovo, 17 November 2007. (OSCE/Hasan Sopa)

There was strong local and international media interest in the Kosovo elections on 17 November 2007. Photo taken at the polling station at "Faik Konica" Primary School, Pristina. (OSCE)