The Central Election Commission is continuing to publish new data regarding the counting of votes from diplomatic missions.
According to the latest update made on the morning of February 28, out of 93.02 percent of votes counted, the Vetëvendosje Movement leads with 80.75 percent or 10,898 votes.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo is in the lead with 1,010 votes or 7.48 percent.
The Democratic League of Kosovo won four votes less than the PDK, namely 1,006 or 7.45 percent of the votes.
Meanwhile, the coalition Alliance for the Future of Kosovo , Social Democratic Initiative, Conservatives and Intellectuals with 1.93 percent or 260 votes.
The counting of votes from the diaspora for the regular parliamentary elections of February 9 began on the afternoon of February 26.
For the first time, Kosovo organized physical voting of members of the diaspora at the country's diplomatic missions around the world.
The February 8 elections were held in 43 polling stations in 16 embassies and 14 consulates of Kosovo, in 19 different countries around the world.
The turnout was high, with 73.56 percent of voters or 15,552 people voting. 20,324 voters were registered to vote at diplomatic missions.
The diaspora also had the opportunity to vote by mail.
But those votes, along with conditional votes within Kosovo and votes from people with special needs, will begin to be counted in the coming days, after the final voter lists of February 9 have been scanned, in order to avoid cases of double voting.
Meanwhile, according to preliminary results, which include the counting of regular votes, the Vetëvendosje Movement is first with 40.80 percent of the votes won, followed by the Democratic Party of Kosovo with 22.05 percent.
The Democratic League of Kosovo came in third with 17.64 percent of the votes, followed by the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo with 7.46 percent of the votes won.
Of the parties of the Serbian community, the Serbian List received the most votes, namely 4.62 percent.