The data from the vote count: Results are moving to the CEC site from Wednesday, still 7 locations without processing.

The Central Election Commission has not updated the results from Wednesday's annual vote count, while candidates for MPs are counting in municipal centres.

The CEC website continues to maintain the unchanged results from Wednesday to 22:12, when the latest update was made. Seven locations, according to electronic data, have not been processed since then.

The Vetevendosje movement so far has 341,672 votes, or 40.84%. The Democratic Party of Kosovo has 184,499 votes, or 22.05%, the Democratic League of Kosovo 147,827 votes, or 17.67%, and the AAK coalition, the Initiative and others 62,309 votes or 7.45 %

On the basis of these results, Eugen Cakoli from the coalition of non-governmental organisations, Democracy in Action says that “Vetevendosje will have 47 deputies, the Democratic Party of Kosovo will have 25, the Democratic League of Kosovo 20 and AAK-Nisma 8 deputies”. He told Gazeta Express on Wednesday that it is a relatively impossible “” that the LVV will secure 50 or 51 seats in the Assembly even after the votes were counted in mail. To reach that number, he said this party needs “over 90% of diaspora votes”.

Chocolate estimates the February 9th election process has been tarnished. The public's release to “of some sort of informative darkness” and failure of the periodical publishing system of results, he said he seriously violated voters' confidence and the integrity of these elections.

Although the CEC had planned that by the end of February, it carried out all procedures to certificate results, it expects that certificates will take place only in March, unless there is any chance of recounting or revote.