Eugen Cakolli, representing the non-governmental organization Demokracia në Veprim (Democracy in Action), provided analysis regarding the potential outcomes of the vote count, particularly concerning postal ballots. Speaking on T7’s Frontal platform, Cakolli noted that while the LVV currently maintains a convincing lead in the vote tally, the percentage distribution is not uniform based on current trends. He stated that the ultimate impact of these votes remains to be determined.
However, he projected a minimum fluctuation of two to three deputies is anticipated. Cakolli further detailed his expectations for the final results, incorporating the votes from the diaspora. According to his estimates, the LVV could secure an average of approximately 46% of the vote.
For the PDK, he predicted a maximum share of 21-22%. The LDK, conversely, might reach up to 19%. Additionally, Cakolli suggested that the AAK’s percentage could fall below 6% with the inclusion of diaspora votes.
Overall, Cakolli emphasized that the final count is subject to these variables, projecting the 46% figure for the LVV as the most probable outcome for the leading party.
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