Prime Minister Albin Kurti leads, but missed absolute majority

Local media published the first forecasts after the polling stations were closed, according to which Kurtis Vetevendosje party (VV) 42.3 percent that came. The right-wing Democratic Party (PDK) received 21.3 percent, the center-right party Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) 20 percent.

VV: Attention through riot actions in parliament

The government party VV will thus be in the future dependent on a coalition partner be. Surveys had predicted a result between 40 and 50 percent of the votes. In 2021 it came to 50.28 percent.

Other parties and alliances may have failed at the five percent hurdle, which decides on moving into the representative representative. 20 of the 120 seats are reserved regardless of the groups of the ethnic minorities: ten the Serbs and another ten the other, including Bosniaks, Turks and Roma.

The VV, which had previously been with Riot campaigns in parliament Efforting attention, ranging a change of power in the Kosovo, which had only been independent since 2008: it referred to the PDK, which had dominated politics in the country since Kosovo’s independence in 2008, with a result of 15.8 percent significantly to the second Place.

Strict course against Serbian minority

Kurti has been driving one since then strict course against the Serbian minority in the Southeast European country, which lives especially in the north of the country. His declared goal is that Certification of state “parallel structures”that are supported by the government in neighboring Serbia. Belgrade has not recognized Kosovo’s independence to this day.

The Kosovar authorities had the Serbian dinar Factic as a means of payment verboten as well as banks and post offices closed. From International criticism So far, Kurti has not been put off against the procedure from the USA or the EU. With a large part of the Albanian -born population, the additional popularity gave him.

On election day, Kurti thanked all citizens who had already elected. “Use your democratic right to hear yourself,” said the head of government.