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LDK MPs received this many votes individually

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The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) was once again ranked the third most powerful political entity in the country in the parliamentary elections of February 9, 2025.

Lumir Party Abdixhikut won a total of 20 seats in the next Kosovo legislature.

LDK's candidate for prime minister Lumir Abdixhiku At the same time, the person with the most votes emerges with 146.401 votes, leaving behind Doarsa Lica Xhelili with 63.164 votes, Kujtim Shala 58.817, Hykmete Bajrami 54.227, Avdullah Hoti 40.108, Anton Quni 35.436, Lutfi Haziri 33.623, Jehona Lushaku Sadriu 29.704, Gazmend Muhaxheri 25.942, Armend Zemaj 25.003, reports KosovaPress.

Also part of the Assembly are Hysen Çekaj with 23.539, Imri Ahmeti 22.956, Fadil Hadergjonaj 21.127, Besian Mustafa 20.646, Marigona Geci 20.493, Ekrem Hyseni 20.422, Krenar Xhaferi 119.116, Alban Zogaj 19.025, Serbeze Muçaj 16.288 and Arjeta Abazi 12.885 votes.

LDKs The parliament of Kosovo MPs voted Parliamentary elections February 9, 2025

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