PDK Deputy Estimates Millions in Cost for Potential New Elections in Kosovo
Kosovo faces a significant financial challenge if new elections are held, according to PDK Deputy Kujtim Gashi. Speaking to Ekonomia Online on April 22, 2026, Gashi outlined the substantial expense such an undertaking would represent for the nation’s budget. The PDK (Democratic Party of Kosovo) has consistently expressed opposition to new elections.
Gashi explained that the party’s efforts to influence the election of the president were not adequately considered by the winning political faction. He stated the PDK’s prior stance against elections and their attempts to contribute to the process of selecting a president. Gashi emphasized the need to acknowledge the potential cost associated with holding new elections.
He indicated that the PDK has been a consistent voice against the prospect of new elections. The deputy’s comments follow ongoing discussions regarding political instability within Kosovo and the possibility of further electoral processes. Further details regarding the projected financial impact are expected to be released by the Kosovo government.
The discussion centers around the potential costs associated with organizing and conducting new elections.
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“This news highlights a serious and potentially destabilizing situation for Kosovo’s economy.”