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This is how many votes each of the 24 PDK deputies received.

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The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) continues to be the second largest party in the country with an increase of five seats compared to four years ago.

The overall CEC results show that prime ministerial candidate Bedri Hamza received the most votes - 173.526.

PDK Chairman Memli Krasniqi ranks second with 98.415 votes, Uran Ismaili 44.283, Vlora Çitaku 41.929, Sala Jashari 36.187, Enver Hoxhaj 34.205, Përparim Gruda 31.316, Ganimete Musliu 31.055, Nait Hasani 29.987, Jakup Nura 29.983, reports KosovaPress.

Rrahman Rama ranks 11th with 29.562, Artan Behrami 27.173, Mergim Lushtaku 27.061, Elmi Reçica 26.537, Ferat Shala 26.240, Blerta Deliu Kodra 22.846, Fadil Demaku 21.992, Altin Krasniqi 21.866, Xhevahir Geci 21.706, Abelard Tahiri 21.638, Ariana Musliu-Shoshi 21.105, Eliza Hoxha 17.125, Arbnore Salihu 16.349 and Kosovare Murseli with 15.124 votes.

CEC The parliament of Kosovo PDK MPs Parliamentary elections February 9, 2025

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