All the extraordinary surprises that took place yesterday in local elections

Vetevendosje is now closing even the seventh month in government, with Albin Kurti voting prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo on 23 March. But his works seem to displease the Kosovo people, as in municipal results the results were truly depressing for him.

Vetevendosje, which had received about 418 thousand votes in the national elections, has failed to win even half of them in this election, and weak governance Kurti II appears to be among the biggest causes.

But what were all the surprises?

Pristina advances, does not become like Vitita

When 99.58 percent of the votes are counted, Kosovo's Rama has received 24 thousand and 474 votes in Pristina, or 29.34 per cent.

Arben Vitita has a little more than 10,000 votes in the upper hand, or 42.26 percent, but the chances of remaining first in the runoff are minimal.

Even if Arben Vitita and Vetevendosje potentially sign agreements with PDK, AAK, AKR of the Word Party, it is not expected that voters of these parties will vote in a year disappointed with Albin Kurti's party in the capital.

Furthermore, a large part of voters who have not participated in this election, believing that Vitita would win without a run-off, will now participate in the runoff to vote on progress.

Pristina seems not to remain a exhausted city like Vitita, but will progress with progress!

The Pit is not deceived

All polls had preceded a runoff between the LDK and Vetevendosje in the municipality of Hasan Pristina.

But these polls seem to have worked in the best of Vetevendosje, as this party in real elections managed to come out only third, and at a very high distance in disadvantages towards the LDK and the PDK.

The PDK, which was not even scheduled to enter the runoff, came in first with 34.89 per cent of the vote with candidate Ferit Idrizi. Xhafer Tahiri, meanwhile, had 33.77 per cent of the vote.

Vetevendosje in the centre should look at this branch in this municipality to understand why it is so massively rejected by citizens.

Perseren [Prince] is being expelled from Haskuka

Prizren has also produced a result showing that polls have favoured Vetevendosje in this municipality.

When 97.74 per cent of the vote was counted, Albin Kurti's party with candidate Mytaher Haskuka received less than 40 per cent of the vote and would be very difficult to run with Shacir Totay of the Democratic Party, which has only 4 thousand and something less votes.

Haskuka was expected to go first and was not expected to win without the runoff taking into account the numerous scandals, but the poor was not expected to go out so weak.

Mitrovica not red on map, fry Albin Kurtin

Despite all of its reserve support for candidate Agim Bahtiri, Vetevendosje has lost the municipality of Mitrovica without a PDK runoff.

It seems that some of the frauds were not bought by citizens this time. Berdy Hamza managed to win 53.86 percent in a frightening electoral collapse, with unprecedented electoral punishment.

Elez's Hani becomes the eater of Lumez

Elez's Hani seems to be symbolically Hani Lumez, if we play by the words of Prime Minister Albin Kurti “Vejen Elezi, goes Lumez”. This time, the “went to Elez, came Lumez” to Han.

Mehmet Ballage i The PDK did not need confrontation, forgive us the run-off, to win over serial winner Rufki Suma.

100 percent of the vote has already been counted, and Ballage has won 50.98 percent of the vote.

Kllokoti gurgling

The chocolate, known for the gas, has produced a fantastic result for all opponents of Republika Srpska List. At least 71 percent of the votes are counted.

There, the Serbia List candidate has failed to collect more than 40 per cent of the vote, while Strahinja Spasic and Sasa Mirkovovic have had very good results. Going to the runoff allows for Klokot to have hope that he will not fall into Belgrade's hands.

All and Straight to Increases

Out of the 100 percent of the votes counted, Vetevendosje has scored a truly big result in Shpee. All right, all right. In fact, they were not entirely and there would be a run-off in this municipality, but Vetevendosje surprised the first to go.

Kemal Aliu, VV candidate, won 45.1 per cent or 59 votes above the candidate Namim Ishmael's PDK.

North Mitrovica becomes North

What if all Albanian political parties join the VV and LDK and the PDK and the AAK? Answer: Humbin 91.33 with 8.67 on the Srpska List.

Although there was a good trend of candidate for all these parties in northern Mitrovica, Erden Attici, the result is absolutely ridiculous at the end.

Milan Radojevic has received 91.33 per cent of the vote. /Periscope