Even 10 days after the elections for the assembly in Pristina, the CEC did not count all the votes

Not all votes have been counted, neither for political entities, nor for candidates for MPs.

On the CEC website, the data was last updated on February 12, and according to that data, votes from 99.72 percent of polling stations were counted, that is, from 2,526 out of 2,533 polling stations.

According to these data, the Self-Determination Movement received 40.84 percent, or 341,672 votes.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo is in second place with 22.05 percent, or 184,499 votes, and the Democratic League of Kosovo is third with 17.67 percent, or 147,827 votes.

In fourth place is the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo AAK, which has 7.45 percent or 62,309 votes.

According to these data, the Serb List has so far received 4.55 percent, or 38,083 votes.

As stated, these preliminary results do not include votes from conditional polling stations, votes of persons with special needs and votes outside AP KiM.

The CEC announced that by 4 p.m. yesterday, the votes for the candidates for MPs had been counted in 78 percent of the polling stations.

The CEC website was down for several hours on the evening of February 9, when the preliminary election results were supposed to be published, and later the data was updated very slowly.

The Office of the Chief Prosecutor in Pristina announced that the Basic Prosecutor's Office requested information from the CEC regarding problems in the functioning of the site where the election results are published, in order to determine whether there were any abuses.

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Petar Petković, said earlier that the central election commission in Pristina does not include Serbian votes and that there is an attempt to change the electoral will in the elections for the assembly of interim Pristina institutions.