The biggest winners and losers in October 6th (List) elections

But the election results in representational democracy are never entirely clear. Someone loses a lot and someone wins a lot while someone loses less and someone else wins like the Epirus Pirro.

Periscop is bringing the real winners and losers of these elections, which are certainly expected to radically change our political scene:

Great winner: Serbian List

This political party that has delegated real power in Belgrade has managed to win 52 thousand and 620 votes, or 6,61 per cent. She beat Nenad Rashiqi's Slobode, and which the party took only 0.09 percent, marking a deep loss.

At this point it is also noteworthy the tense situation in which the Rakiqi and Vucinqi party won. This occurred after a host of threats and attacks on rival politicians.

Yet, their outcome endangers the foundations of our country based on multiethnicity.

Big losers: Social Democrat Initiative - AKR-PD

The NISMA-AKR-PD coalition consisted of three serious political parties in our country. The AKR once managed alone to secure over 13 percent of the vote. Fatmir Limaj was the country's deputy prime minister. The DP was the voice of a large part of Muslims in the country.

Yet, together, by regular ballots counted, they failed to pass the 5 percent threshold, winning only 4,96 sosh.

The only salvation is people who voted on bail and voters from the diaspora.

Winner: Albin Kurti

Albin Kurti's party, Vetevendosje, managed to make it first with 203 thousand votes secured by regular votes counted in the CEC.

It is not known whether Kurt will be the most voted man in the country again. However, his party's election result is relatively good, and this cannot be denied.

Currently, the LDK has practically accepted its first place for Vetevendosje, making Kurti mandated for the position of chairman of the government.

Winner: New PDK projects

The Democratic Party of Kosovo for the first time in 12 years will not be part of the Kosovo government, most likely. And yet, The PDK, led by Wessel, campaigned well by introducing some respected and famous names such as Eliza Hoxha, Besa Ismaili, Migen Kelmendi, Valdete Idrizi, Blerim Latifi, Fakir Spahiu etc.

These names seem to have managed to leave behind some of its old politicians, such as Xhavit Haliti, Rrustem Mustafa-Remi, etc.

The biggest losers: Social Democrat Party (PSD)

The Social Democrat Party has already acknowledged the deep defeat in the October 6th elections. They're fighting for just one MP, with the nature of Kuchin at war with Donika Caday-Buyup, writes Periscopi.

This party has been greatly damaged by bilateral attacks with Vetevendosje, but also by coalition with the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo. [ AAK.

Anyway, The PSD, led by Shpend Ahmeti, is likely to be restructured in the coming years.

The greatest winner: Isa Mustafa

Vjosa Osmani appears to have agreed to be deputy prime minister and foreign affairs minister. This holds Mr. Isa Mustafa, the chairman of the LDK, leader of untenable authority in his party, and with real possibility that in a government coalition agreement with LVV, he will also secure the post of president after 2021.

He also put him in a awkward position, Mr. Lutfi Haziri, who scored a very negative result in Gjilan ʹ being considered guilty of losing Vjosa Osman in the race with Kurti.

Little loser: Ramush Haradinaj

Ramush Haradinaj scored catastrophic results in these elections, taking only 11.5 per cent of the vote.

Haradinaj had resigned on 19 July this year, hoping his party would come first to the country level, but turned out that Kosovo Albanians did not trust him at all.

Lost: 100% tax

The fate of the tax is 100% in the hands of the new prime minister. And the new prime minister has promised the move of Reciprocity with Serbia, which would effectively suspend the tax by giving way to full deadlock of goods imported from Serbia, in the event this country continues the policy of blocking Kosovo goods.

Winner: Ivica Dacic

Foreign destructive politics that can be led by Kurti will inevitably provoke a increased aggression by Serbia's foreign policy. Ivica Dacic coughs in this part. He has been very busy in recent months in a campaign to ensure recognition of Kosovo's independence. And this campaign, with Kurt being even more destructive, is expected to grow by reducing the number of recognitions.

Dacic has also strengthened the Serbian List's role in Kosovo institutions.

Winner: Rexhep Qosja, National Union supporters

Kosovo is in a very delicate historical position. And with Kurt's victory, people who support the National Union's project were immediately on fire, practically ruining Kosovo's independence.

Qosja gave two interviews after Kurti's victory, saying the main mission will actually be the National Union.