The Supreme Court of Kosovo is currently reviewing appeals against three decisions issued by the Election Complaints and Appeals Panel (PZAP) concerning the February 9 election process.
One of the appeals comes from the ruling Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV), challenging PZAP’s decision to reject its request for annulment of postal votes and a revote, claiming that the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) engaged in electoral manipulation.
Another appeal was filed by the PDAK-LPK coalition, while a third was submitted on Thursday by Petrit Hajdari, a candidate for deputy from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK).
“The Supreme Court of Kosovo has received an appeal from the Vetëvendosje Movement against PZAP decision A.nr.641/2025, and another from the PDAK-LPK coalition against PZAP decision A.nr.639/2025,” the court stated.
It also confirmed receiving Hajdari’s appeal against PZAP decision A.nr.636/2025.
If the Supreme Court rejects the appeals, the path will be cleared for the certification of the election results.
Final Election Results
According to the final vote count:
- LVV leads with over 390,000 votes (42.30%), securing 48 seats in the Assembly.
- PDK follows with over 190,000 votes (20.95%), obtaining 24 seats.
- LDK secured 170,000 votes (18.27%), earning 20 seats.
- The AAK-Nisma coalition garnered over 66,000 votes (7.06%), winning 8 seats.
- Serb List, the largest Serb party in Kosovo, secured 39,000 votes (4.26%), obtaining 9 seats.
The Supreme Court’s ruling on the appeals will determine the final steps toward forming Kosovo’s new government.
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