
Based on the preliminary results of the Central Election Commission, CEC, for today's parliamentary elections, the Vetëvendosje Movement has emerged as the leading political force in the country.
According to these preliminary data, the Vetëvendosje Movement has secured 49.80% of the votes and, according to the distribution of mandates in the Assembly, is expected to have 56 deputies.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo, PDK, with 21.21% of the vote, is expected to secure 23 MPs.
Meanwhile, the Democratic League of Kosovo, LDK, as the third political entity, has received 13.76% of the votes and is expected to have 15 MPs.
The Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, AAK, with 5.73% of the votes, is expected to be represented with 6 deputies in the Assembly.
Regarding the methodology for distributing mandates, it remains to be confirmed whether the D'Hondt method was used, which is standard in Kosovo, and whether all 120 Assembly seats were included in this calculation or only the general ones, without the reserved seats.