CEC is waiting for 48 hours to announce results

Parliamentary elections were held in Kosovo on February 9th. The count of regular votes for political subjects began immediately. After their completion, the CEC began counting votes for candidates for MPs, which had started a late day and ended on February 22nd.

After them began the count of diaspora votes, which in this election took place in two ways -- via mail and diplomatic representations.

In the hands of QNRI employees, turn came the bail vote and votes of disabled people.

All of this lasted 24 days. The whole counting process ended yesterday.

The CEC was criticised for entering the process unprepared after its site fell on election night as the results were emerging. Investigations are under way to see what were the causes of the site's failure on election night.

What are you waiting for?

After the count ends, the CEC must announce its final results.

At a media conference, CEC spokesman Valmir Elesi had said the final results would be announced on March 5th, while the certificate will take place on March 18th. The VV looks like a coalition issue won't move before that date.

) First we expect the certificate of results and then we'll sit down and look for the road before” said outgoing Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

Elez has said that the final results will not be announced until at least after the 48-hour deadline for complaints at PZAP, which began Wednesday at 9:00, ending Friday at 9:00.

He has added that the CEC will recount the votes of a political subject in Vushtrri following Mitrovica's Constitutional Prosecution request. It's the LDK vote.

Elez had said that in other electoral processes the CEC has taken 8-9 days after announcing the final results to certificate them.

What are the results?            

The winner of these elections is the Vetevendosje Movement, which has suffered a decline in the number of mandates it has secured, from 58 to 48. It has received 40.90 percent of the regular votes in diplomatic representations 80.71 percent, by voting through post office 51.57 percent, by parole votes 44.25 percent, and by votes of disabled persons 31.88 percent.

The second party is the Democratic Party of Kosovo, which has won 24 seats in the Kosovo Assembly. By regular votes, The PDK has received 22.04 percent, in diplomatic representations 7.73 percent, from the 948 percent postal vote, on condition of 20.17 percent, and from the vote of persons with special needs 24.02 percent.

The Democratic League of Kosovo is third with 20 mandates, marking increases from the 2021 elections. Of the regular LDK votes, it received 17.64 per cent, from votes in the 30.55 per cent post office, in diplomatic representations 7.30 per cent, on bail voting 13.64 per cent, and voting of persons with special needs 19.54 per cent.

The AAK-The Initiative coalition has received 8 deputies together. Haradinaj himself fifth and Limaj himself will be part of Kosovo's ninth Parliament legislature. Those of the regular votes have received 7.46 percent, from the 1.97 percent diplomatic representation vote, from the 323 percent post office vote, from persons with special needs 8.86 percent, and from conditional votes 5.63 percent.

As for 20 guaranteed seats, the Serbian List will have 9 because for the first time, one has been taken away by Nenad Rassic.

10 mandates of non-Serb minorities will be divided: From the Turks, the Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo 2 seats; from the Bosnians New Democratic Party 1 seats, the coalition Vacat 1 seats; and Union Social Democrats 1 seats 1; from the Egyptians the New Democratic Initiative of Kosovo 1 seat, the Egyptian Liberal Party 1 seat, from the Ashkalinja Party for Integration 1 seats; from the Unic Party of Unicate 1 seats; from the Roma United Roma Party of Kosovo seats 1.