About 80% of conditional votes are counted: These are the results.

Periskopi

5 March 2025, 08:19(a year ago)

At midnight, The CEC has updated political parties' results from conditional votes. Out of about 80% of the votes counted, Vetevendosje has come first with 40.21% of the vote. A little less than he received from regular votes where there were 40.90%. The Democratic Party of Kosovo has so far secured 18.11% [...]

At midnight, The CEC has updated political parties' results from conditional votes.

Out of about 80% of the votes counted, Vetevendosje has come first with 40.21% of the vote. A little less than he received from regular votes where there were 40.90%.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo has so far secured 18.11% of the vote, while the LDK has secured 13.54%.

The biggest surprise is the Serbian List, which so far has more than 11.3% of the vote, ranking over the AAK-Nisma coalition.

This coalition has 6.21% so far.

We remember that the number of votes by mail ended yesterday.

Of these votes, the VV has received 51.57%, LDK 30.55% and PDK 9.8%.

With the outcome of the vote count by the diaspora, including those sent by mail and those in diplomatic representations, we already have a clearer mirror about the new composition of the Kosovo Assembly.

According to statistics estimate Shenoll Muharremi, Vetevendosje Movement has received 44,000 and 224 votes, or 57.31 per cent of total, LDK 20 thousand and 42 votes, or 25.97 per cent of total, PDK 7 thousand 53 or 9.14 percent and AAK/Nisma 3 thousand 552 or 4.6 percent.

Following the inclusion of these votes in the final estimate, according to Eugen Cakoli from KDI, the separation of mandates in the Assembly is expected to appear this way: Vetevendosje 48 deputies, PDK 24, LDK 20 and the AAK/Nisma 8.

Cakolli stressed that the only possibility for parliamentary configuration change would be if the LDK managed to secure over 20 per cent of the conditional vote, which would enable it to win an additional mandate at the expense of the PDK.

However, this scenario requires a marked change in the voting trend. According to Colcol, such a scenario remains a bit possible.

The only circumstance that can produce movement in (one!) mandates is if the LDK manages to get over 20% of the bail vote, winning a mandate from the PDK. But for that, it would take an obvious change in the train, which has not happened before. ” He said.