Socialist Party's Dominant Lead in Albanian Elections
The Socialist Party, led by Prime Minister Edi Rama, has taken a commanding lead in Albania's parliamentary elections, securing 52.85% of votes with 29% of ballots counted. The opposition Democratic Party trails with 34.27%, according to state election commission results announced on Monday.
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In a decisive political shift, Prime Minister Edi Rama's Socialist Party is leading in Albania's parliamentary elections, with preliminary results showing they have garnered 52.85% of the vote. This marks a significant win as the count continues.
The official state election commission reported on Monday that the count, which currently stands at 29% of the total ballots, reflects a strong mandate for the Socialist Party. The opposition, led by the Democratic Party, managed 34.27% of the vote, highlighting a clear division in public preference.
As the election process unfolds, both parties await the final counts that will determine the composition of Albania's next government. This election is crucial for the country's political landscape, with international observers closely watching the developments.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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