7 hours agoReopening of the 28 December boxes, nearly half of the deployments recount
Periskopi(6 months ago)
(6 months ago)Almost half of the country's deployments have already been recounted, while the process has been completed in 11 municipalities. According to Central Election Commission updates, so far there have been a re-counting of 1,000 and 240 seats from 2 thousand and 557 as they are, which translates into 48.49 per cent of the deployments. The CEC had warned that [...]
According to Central Election Commission updates, so far there have been a re-counting of 1,000 and 240 seats from 2 thousand and 557 as they are, which translates into 48.49 per cent of the deployments.
The CEC had warned that the entire process is expected to take up to 2 weeks.
The announcement of final results is expected to take place early in February, as after reviewing complaints that could be filed, it is expected to proceed with the certificate of results.
The decision to recount the entire country came after the vote dispute they faced.
A week ago, the CEC decided to bring all regular seats in the Prizren municipality to a recounting process of two ballot boxes, has found a contrast of 714 votes.
The CEC's decision on involvement in the recount of all polls came after a report by the recounting of more than 500 pollings, under which, in the votes of political subjects, identified changes are negligible, but by contrast, the records for candidates after the recount represent a high degree of incalculation.
The recount has found that 45 thousand and 709 votes have been added or removed during the initial count only in Prizren. Major ballots from the recount in Prizren took place in the PDK. This party's candidate for deputy, Fetah Pazizi, came out with more than 6 thousand votes.
Consequently, on Monday, the CEC made a decision on the recounting of all seats in 28 municipalities, such as Decan, Gjakova, Glogoc, Gjilan, Istog, Istog, Cline, Fushe Kosovo, Kamenica, South Mitrovica, Lipjan, Novoberda, Obilic, Rahovec, Pee, Pristina, Shtrepca, Sureca, Vitok, Zubin Potok, Zvecana, Malishev, Hannik, Ebica, Gracica, Prakica, Kakica, Kkoz and North Mitrovica. Meanwhile, according to the CEC's earlier decision, on January 13th, 2026, it was envisioned in 10 municipalities, such as: Dragash, Kacanik, Lespolac, Prizren, Skenderaj, Shpee, Ferizaj, Vushtrri, Mamusa and Ranillugu.
