Exit polls: Self-Determination wins most votes in June 7th elections

After the polling stations in Kosovo closed, the Pipes agency was the first to publish exit polls from today's snap parliamentary elections on Klan Kosova television, according to which the Self-Determination movement received the most votes.

According to these data, Self-Determination wins 42,3 percent of the vote.

In second place is the Democratic Party of Kosovo with 21,6 percent, while in third place is the Democratic League of Kosovo with 17,3 percent of the vote.

According to these data, the Alliance passed the election threshold and received 6,8 percent of the vote.

These votes do not include the results of diaspora voting in diplomatic and consular missions and voting by mail.

When presenting the results, it was stated that these were predictions based on voter statements and that only the Central Election Commission of Kosovo has the right to announce the actual election results.

The number of citizens with the right to vote at polling stations in Kosovo is 1.959.962 voters, while the number of citizens registered to vote outside Kosovo is 132.212 voters.

Voting closed at 19 p.m.

21 political entities with 902 candidates for MPs participated in the elections, including three coalitions, 17 political parties and one independent candidate.