CEC: Voter votes count today

CEC spokesman Valmir Elez has confirmed this for Express.

The “over the day plan to become conditional and persons with special needs. Media and observers will be announced in advance for the start hour of the” count, Elez stated.

Otherwise, at the Counting and Results Centre, the number of votes by mail was completed Sunday evening.

Out of the total vote coming from the diaspora, the Democratic League of Kosovo led by Lumir Abdixhiku has managed to get more votes than Albin Kurti's Vetevendosje Movement, that Memli Krasniqi's PDK, and that Ramush Haradinaj's AAK, writes the newspaper Express.

Of the total diaspora vote, The LDK has received a total of 3 thousand and 158 votes, Vetevendosje Movement has received only 2 thousand and 692, Haradinaj's AAK about a thousand and 500 until The PDK has received a little over 1,000 votes.

The narrowest race with diaspora votes has been between the Democratic League of Kosovo and the Vetevendosje Movement.

The big difference between LDK and VV in the votes they have received from the diaspora is observed in the Suhareka municipality. There, the LDK candidate has received a total of 711 votes, the AAK candidate second with 307 votes, until the VVA candidate in third place with only 147 votes.

Even in the Dragon Town the difference has been huge. The LDK's Behxhet Xheladini has managed to get a total of 359 votes from the diaspora, until VV) candidate Kaltrin Salihu has received only 76 votes. The PDK has received only 77 votes.

Even Istog Trees are no exception. Gazmend Muharzier has received 331 votes, while VV) candidate Gazmend Aguzolli has received only 71 votes. While in Istog, the LDK has 231 votes and VV) only 83.

The Vetevendosje movement has a difference with the LDK) alone in the Kamenica municipality. There the VV has received a total of 168 votes, until the LDK candidate has received only 12 votes.

Even in Gjilan, Alban Hyseni, has received 199 votes, 100 more than the LDK's Lutfi Haziri.