4 hours agoChocolate: LVV is expected to have 53 deputies, AAK 7 ʹ narrow race between LDK and LDK for a mandate
Periskopi(2 days ago)
(2 days ago)Eugen Cakoli from the IKD states that “according to current trends and with the count of several thousand additional votes, the Vetevendosje Movement will pass to 53 mandates”.
On the other hand, he says that the “that remains controversial is who this mandate will be taken over”.
The “Ajas are, at the first moment when the number of mandates changes, The LDK will be the party that originally loses its 19th mandate. However, until the completion of all votes by mail, based on general trends and percentages according to municipalities, little more likely will end up The PDK loses its 22nd mandate”, Calcoli says.
According to him, the race between the PDK and LDK for the last term remains too narrow.
According to Colcol, “The AAK is expected to eventually remain at 7 seats”.
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When several dozen ballot boxes are left to be counted by mail, it is already almost certain that the distribution of mandates among parties will change.
According to current trends and with the count of several thousand additional votes, the Vetevendosje Movement will pass to 53 mandates. This will probably also be the final number of seats for this political subject.
What remains controversial is who this mandate will be taken over.
The odds are that, when the number of mandates changes, The LDK will be the party that originally loses its 19th mandate. However, until the completion of all votes by mail, based on general trends and percentages according to municipalities, little more likely will end up PDK lose its 22nd mandate.
So the race between the PDK and the LDK for the last mandate remains too tight. The difference in the cofficiency between them could translate virtually into less than 100 votes at the end of the process.
This implies that the last term could also be determined by conditional votes, which usually follow more of the voting trend within Kosovo, and that could potentially favour the PDK very easily. On the other side, The AAK is expected to eventually remain at 7 seats.
With the increased work dynamic at the QNR, the number of votes by mail will be completed the most Sunday before tomorrow, until the scheduled vote by midnight tomorrow. Then, depending on the percentage of polling (up to 10% maximum) that will be recounted with the CEC decision, the entire counting process would have to be completed by the end of this week.
