Kosovo holds a snap parliamentary election, and early results show Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s party winning the most votes, according to initial returns reported by multiple outlets. The vote makes Kurti’s political force the largest in the legislature, but it does not secure enough support for the party to govern on its own. That outcome sets up negotiations to form a coalition government. Coverage also notes that turnout is low, and some reporting links public sentiment to frustration among voters. With no clear majority emerging from the early count, political leaders are expected to face a difficult bargaining process to assemble a governing majority. The results are therefore seen as unlikely to resolve the broader political deadlock that has affected Kosovo’s governance, even as Kurti’s party improves its standing by finishing first in the vote. Final seat totals and the final shape of any coalition are not yet determined, as the election count continues.