The Central Election Commission (CEC) has provided updates on the parliamentary election results, confirming that 2,016 out of a total of 2,498 votes have been counted nationwide, representing over 80% of the ballots cast. Preliminary data suggests that the Vetëvendosje Movement currently leads the race, holding approximately 43 percent of the total votes. Focusing on the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), the initial vote tallies indicate a clear hierarchy among its candidates.
Ardian Gjini leads the AAK list with 33,858 votes. Following him is AAK chairman Ramush Haradinaj, who secured 30,514 votes. Daut Haradinaj holds the third position with 23,052 votes.
The AAK’s vote distribution also highlights several other prominent candidates. Besnik Tahiri garnered 19,878 votes, while Bekë Berisha received 16,401 votes. Further support was recorded by Burim Ramadani (14,502 votes), Time Kadrijaj (14,068 votes), Agim Çeku (12,872 votes), and Arber Tolaj (12,116 votes).
Albana Bytyqi secured 8,126 votes. These figures provide a detailed snapshot of the vote distribution as the CEC continues its tabulation process. The data shows significant support for the top candidates within the AAK structure, while the overall preliminary count points toward a leading position for the Vetëvendosje Movement.
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It’s good to see that over 80% of the votes have been tallied so far.
What are the preliminary results for the other political movements?