Who, where did he win?

According to preliminary results, published on the Central Election Commission website, in the first round the mayors of 17 municipalities have been elected, meanwhile in the runoff, 21 municipalities will go.

In Pristina, LV candidate Arben Vitita will face the candidate of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Progress Rama, who came in second in this election.

In Gjakova, former Chairman Mimoza Kusari-Lila from Vetevendosje will compete against current chairman Ardian Gjini of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo.

In the municipality that had run for four years, in Prizren, LVV's Mytaher Haskuka will compete in the run-off with Democratic Party of Kosovo candidate (PDK), Shacir Totaj.

In a run-off with the PDK, the LVV will also be in Shtime. Kemeil Aliu, who for the first time called for the citizens' vote, will face current Shtime Chairman Naim Ismajli.

In Podujevo, LVV's Bulliqi is in competition with the LDK's Ekrem Hysen.

The LVV will also aim for victory in the runoff in Gjilan, with candidate Alban Hyseni, who will face current chairman Lutfi Haziri of the LDK. These two parties will also compete in Fushe Kosovo and the Year.

Burim Berisha of the LDK and Enver Bajcinca will compete for Fushe Kosovo, while Arsim Ademi will compete against the current president of the year, Sokol Haliti.

In the run-off, Vetevendosje Movement will compete in Obilic as well. Halil Thaci from this party will compete against the Obilaj Civic Initiative, which is led by Xhafer Gashi, the current chairman.

Kamenica is the eighth municipality that LVV will again seek citizens' vote. This municipality for four years has been run by Central Kastrati of the Social Democrat Party (PSD), members of which the party left LV. VVV candidate Kadri Rahimaj will compete against Kastrati.

In Rahovec, LVV's Visar Korenica will compete in the runoff with Smajl Latiffin of AAK, and in Kacanik, the candidate The PDK, Jeton Raka, will face PDK candidate Besim Ilazi.

PDK wins four municipalities without runoff

The Democratic Party of Kosovo has won four municipalities without a runoff. In South Mitrovica, Bedri Hamza has defeated LV's Agim Bahtir, who for eight years was mayor of this municipality.

Ferizaj has again won Agim Aliu, until... The PDK has managed to restore its bet, Skenderaj. Fadil Nura defeated Skywright's chairman, Bekim Jashar, who was an independent candidate.

Candidate of The PDK's in Elez's Hanin, Mehmet Ballazi, has managed to defeat the current mayor of this municipality, independent candidate Rufki Suma.

This party will compete in the run-off in Prizren with Vetevendosje Movement (Seckir Totaj and Mytaher Haskuka), in Malisevo with the Initiative (Esni Kilaj and Ekrem Kastrati), in Drinas with the Democrats for Drinas '% (Ramiz Ladrovci and Driton Ayazi).

In Cline with AAK (Zenun Elezaj and Esat Racaj), in Vushtari with LDK (Jafer Tahiri and Ferit Idrizi), in extensions with LVVV (Naim Ismajli and Kemajl Aliu), in Dragash with LDK (Shaban Shaban and Xhaedadini) and in Kacanic with LVV (Besim Ilazi and Raka Jemi).

LDK wins again in Pec and Lipjan

The Democratic League of Kosovo has managed to win back the municipalities in which it has governed. Gazmend Mahajer in Peja and Imri Ahmeti in Lipjan won in the municipalities where they govern.

In the run-off, the LDK will be in Pristina. LDK candidate for Pristina chairman Progress Rama will face LVV candidate, former Health Minister Arben Vitita.

The LDK and LVV are in a run-off in Podujevo (Bulqiqi and Ekrem Hymeni), Gjilan (Loffi Haziri and Alban Hyseni), the year (Sokol Haliti and Arsim Ademi), Fushe Kosovo (Burim Berisha and Enver Bajchinca), as far as Istog with AAK (Ir Ferati and Bekim Berisha) and Dragash with PDK (Bexhet Gedadina and Shaban).

AAK wins the Decan of Suhareka, but not in Gjakova

The Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) has managed to win in Suhareka and Decani, these municipalities governed by this party.

Bali Muharremaj in Suhareka and the Ramosaj Union in Decani won without a run-off. However, Ardian Gjini failed to get enough votes to re-elected chairman in the first round of elections.

He will compete in the runoff with LVV candidate Mimoza Kusari-Lila.

The LVV will also compete in Rahovec (Visar Korenica and Smajl Latifi), Junik (Agron Kuci and Ruzhdi Shehu) and Istog with LDK (Ilir Ferati and Beki Berisha) and with PDK in Kline (Zenun Elezaj and Esat Racaj).

Serbian List's Persuasive Victory

The Serbian Party, the Serb List, has mostly won municipalities in these local elections. This party has managed to win in full nine municipalities, which are inhabited by Serb majority.

Without a run-off, the Serbian List has won in Leposaviq, Zubin Potok, Zvecan, Northern Mitrovica, Gracanica, Novoberda, Shrpca, Ranilug and Partesh.

The Serbian list is in a run-off in only one municipality, in Klokot, with the civic initiative SNS (Srpska narodna sloga).

In the run-off, the Turkish-run municipality Mamusa will also be in the run-off. Turkish KDTP and KTP parties will compete for the first of the municipality.

In the past local elections of 2017, out of a total of 38 municipalities in 19 of them the winner was known in the first round, until 19 other municipalities had gone to the runoff.

According to Central Election Commission data, citizens rightly voted in local elections are about 43 percent.

Meanwhile, in the 2017 municipal elections, 43.5 percent was. These were regular local and fair local elections, with 1 million and 885 thousand and 448 voters.

In this election, 166 candidates have been certified for Kosovo mayors. In the race for asmblists in all municipalities, 5,198 candidates have been certified. / REL/