Calls for accountability, support for the current leadership, and appeals for reflection within the party structures have further deepened the debate.

The Peja branch, the Lipjan branch, and Pristina Branch II have publicly called for Abdixhiku’s departure, while other branches, such as Ferizaj and Istog, have taken opposing positions, turning this into one of the strongest internal developments in the LDK after the elections.

On the other hand, Lumir Abdixhiku himself has also reacted to these developments. Referring to discussions held earlier at the party Assembly, he stated that the issue of his resignation has already been addressed, while calling for the moral resignation of the leaders of two branches, those of Peja and Ferizaj.

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The spokesperson for the Central Election Commission, Valmir Elezi, said that the announcement of the final results is directly linked to the decisions that will be made on complaints related to the electoral process.

He explained that the CEC will take action only after all appeals procedures have been completed and any obligations that may arise from the decisions of the relevant institutions have been clarified.

Meanwhile, two complaints have been submitted to the Electoral Complaints and Appeals Panel by the Democratic Party of Kosovo, both related to the recount process.

Based on the legal deadlines, the Panel has three days to review and decide on these complaints, while the 48-hour deadline for submitting them has already expired.

The entire electoral process is expected to be concluded only after all legal procedures have been completed, including decisions on complaints that may have an impact on the final results.

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