As per the initial results of Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti, the ruling party agreed to secure the most seats in the Sunday parliamentary elections.
The result would be more than 50% to a decline that Kurti’s party won in 2021.
This will be a need to form an alliance to stay in power in a country, the Wetwendosje (Self-Decision Movement) party, whose politics dominates relations with neighboring Serbia and Serbes.
Kurti on Sunday announced a victory for his weightwendosje (self-defense movement) party late on Sunday.
Kurti told reporters, “We are the first party, the winning party that will form the next government.” “We will continue to complete the work we have started.”
Hey said that he will create a new government with hening which could be a possible coalition partner.
Opposition won the Kurti party
According to the central election counter, the election “without problems that could violate its integrity.”
It said that voter voting was more than 40%.
According to the AP news agency, the preliminary results published by the Election Commission gave 41.99% 41.99% to Wetvandosje with more than 73% of the votes.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, came second with 22.68%.
The third place was the Democratic League of Kosovo or LDK with 17.9%.
According to Kosovo News Site, LDK won vetevendosje on Sunday evening, Prince And Reuters News Agency.
According to the Constitution of Kosovo, 20 out of 120 seats in the parliamentary assembly are reserved for non-Labanian communities, such as Serb, Bosniax and Turks.
Why are the election results not already final?
Kosovo’s Election Commission said that it had issues of experience with electronic vote counting system, both Prince And Reuters reported.
Because of this, it was not able to publish late expected results on Sunday.
“CEC employees and … CEC employees and CEC members work all night to enter the system manually from the forms of polling stations here,” told reporters, Chairman of the Election Commission told reporters.
“We all apologize to Kosovo citizens,” said.
What is Kurti’s party stage?
Kurti’s government tries to strengthen Kosovo’s institutions and discover economic reforms as high minimum wages and subsidies for women and children.
Vetevendosje has greatly surfed to seal the Serbian institutions in the ethnic albanian-funeral Kosovo, such as closing Serbian post offices and effectively banning the dinar.
Thesis tricks have angered the ethnic winals in North Kosovo, and increased tension between Kosovo and Serbia.
The United States and the European Union have criticized Kurti for taking unilateral action in the north, fearing instability in the balcony.
Who were the main opposition parties?
The Prime Minister’s candidate was under the leadership of Bedri Hamjahe, the Conterright PDK was the top opposition party in the election and focused on promoting the economy. DPK said to repair Kosovo’s relations with the United States and the European Union.
Conterright LDK called to enhance relations with the US and the European Union and communicated more with Serbia.
The Serb List Party vowed to protect the rights of ethnic Serbian. The party has a close relationship with the Serbian government and Serbian President Alexander Person.
Kosovo became independent of Serbia with the support of the United States in 2008.
Serbia does not recognize Kosovo as an independent country.
This article was updated to reflect the latest events on 10 February 2025.
Who are the main opposition parties?
Under the leadership of Prime Minister’s candidate Bedri Hamjahe, the Centerright PDK is the top opposition party in the election and has focused on promoting the economy. DPK has slept to repair Kosovo’s relations with the US and the European Union.
Another opposition party’s center-rights LDK have called for increasing relations with the US and the European Union and more dialogue with Serbia. Its prime ministerial candidate is Economist Lumir Abdixicu.
The Serb List Party led by Zlaton ILEC has vowed to protect the rights of ethnic Serbian. The party has a close relationship with the Serbian government and Serbian President Alexander Person.
Kosovo became independent of Serbia with the support of the United States in 2008.
Serbia does not recognize Kosovo as an independent country.
This article was updated to reflect the election conclusion on 10 February 2025.
Edited by: Louis Olofse and Kiran Burke