Rise, up, up and boom: This was the LDK performance under Mustafa's leadership?

He had managed to win 124 votes from the 359 delegates present in LDK, while Mustafa secured 234 votes, Periscopi writes.

In his address, Mustafa had called for the spread LDK electorate to return to The LDK, which in the 2010 elections had managed to secure 172 thousand and 552 votes, or 24.69%, and for the first time had passed into opposition.

2014 elections

By 2014, The LDK had failed to bring the large electorate from itself back to “, as even in that year's elections, the Democratic Party of Kosovo, led by Hashim Thaci, had managed to get first in the election, while the LDK had received 184 thousand and 594 votes, or 25.24%.

That same year, the LDK had joined the opposition's “coalition” V The LAN, which was composed of the LDK, Vetevendosje, AAK and Initiative, which were declared against the coalition with the PDK, saying they had the majority of votes and would try to create Government at the helm with Ramush Haradinaj as the candidate for prime minister.

On the other hand, the Constitutional Court had considered the act of losing election parties unconstitutional and unable to govern them, thus causing political deadlock in six months, the LDK to leave the V LAN to join PDK in government.

The LDK had begun divisions within the party, following the coalition with Thaci-led party and the election of Isa Mustaf prime minister.

In 2016, Hashim Thaci had been voted in majority for president, which had also been opposed by members of the Democratic League of Kosovo, which was accused of filling the “ ” with the desire for power, Hashim Thaci.

During 2017, the ruling LDK- The PDK had failed to ratify the demarcation agreement, strongly opposed by the opposition, Periscopi follows.

2017 elections

The PDK had again taken the country to early elections during 2017, in which the winner had emerged between the PDK, AAK and the Social Democrat Initiative, which had established Government, which was supported by other smaller parties, including the AKR and Behgjet Pacolli.

The LDK in this election had received about 2 thousand votes more than in 2014, reaching only 185 thousand and 884 votes, or 25,53%.

The 2019 elections

The PAN had failed to reach the government for a full mandate, and in 2019, the country had again gone to extraordinary elections.

In the 2019 elections, The LDK had gone to the polls with candidates for Prime Minister Vjosa Osmanin, who had managed to win 206 thousand and 516 votes, or 24,54.8% of the vote. The first in these elections had emerged the Vetevendosje Movement with only one more seat in the Republic of Kosovo Assembly. Vetevendosje and LDK had coalitioned after difficult negotiations between themselves, but had managed to govern together only 51 days.

The LDK had initiated no-confidence motion on government, undermining the coalition with Vetevendosje and joining the AAK, the Initiative, the Serbian List, where the government's leadership had taken over Avdullah Hoti of LDK.

The Hoti government had become the first government in Kosovo to be toppled because of the Constitutional Court's decision, following the Vetevendosje Movement's complaint of the legality of MP Etem Arifi's vote.

The 2021 elections

This had led the country back to early elections on 14 February, where more than 98% of votes have so far been counted, ranking Vetevendosje Movement first with a deep victory of 47,88% (without diaspora votes), The PDK's second with 17.36% and the LDK third with 13.08%, which represents the worst possible outcome for LDK in recent years, as it comes to yet after the removal of Vjosa Osmani, who at its initiative “Gux” has joined Vetevendosje in these elections.

Shortly after receiving the first results in this election, outgoing Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti, who has said he takes responsibility for the LDK's final outcome.

On the other hand, the long-crited LDK chairman, Isa Mustafa, has also said he will take the necessary steps of reflecting on this result.

Today, the Democratic League of Kosovo is holding meetings where, according to information, Isa Mustafa is expected to resign. /Periscopi/