The Central Election Commission (CEC) is scheduled to convene on Thursday at 11:00 AM to announce the final results of the elections held on June 7. This upcoming meeting marks a key procedural step following a significant ruling by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court today rejected appeals filed by Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) candidates, Bekim Haxhiu and Qëndrim Kryeziu.
These candidates had sought a comprehensive recount of votes pertaining to their political entity. With the court’s decision to dismiss the request for a recount, the path has been cleared for the CEC to conclude the electoral process. Preliminary data regarding the election outcomes indicates that the Vetëvendosje Movement emerged as the leading party, securing 53 seats in the Kosovo Assembly.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo obtained 22 mandates, while the Democratic League of Kosovo secured 18 seats. The Alliance for the Future of Kosovo’s final mandate count was also noted in the preliminary reports. The CEC’s planned session is highly anticipated as it is expected to formalize the vote tallies.
The commission is set to officially announce the final distribution of mandates, thereby concluding the electoral cycle for the current legislative body. Stakeholders and political observers await the proceedings to confirm the definitive results following the Supreme Court’s intervention.
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