In a Facebook post, Kamberi said a 35% increase in the electoral coefficients applied to national minorities brought the adjusted vote total to 36,761.

Kamberi, who heads the Albanian Coalition list, thanked voters in Presheva, Bujanovac and Medvegje for their support, political parties for joining forces and Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti for his involvement.

“This is the result of political unity, public trust and a shared commitment to dignified representation. Together in elections, together in representation, together for our rights,” Kamberi said.

The Albanian Coalition of the Presheva Valley is projected to win two seats in Serbia’s parliament, according to estimates by the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID) and Ipsos, based on 56% of the sample processed.

The joint list of political parties representing ethnic Albanians in the Presheva Valley secured 0.8% of the vote, with the two projected seats going to Kamberi of the Party for Democratic Action (PVD) and Visar Mehmeti of the Alternative for Change (APN).

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