Albania's Socialist Party has emerged victorious in the parliamentary elections, winning 52% of the votes and 82 out of 140 seats, which allows Prime Minister Edi Rama to secure a fourth consecutive term in office. The opposition, represented by the Democratic Party, garnered 34% of the votes and secured only 51 seats. Controversy surrounds the election results, particularly concerning the validity of postal votes from the diaspora, with accusations of manipulation affecting the final outcome. The electoral process highlights the political dynamics and challenges within Albania as it navigates through mass emigration and diaspora participation.
The near-complete count indicates that Albania's ruling Socialist Party, led by Prime Minister Edi Rama, has secured an unprecedented fourth term, winning 52% of votes.
The opposition Democratic Party managed to secure 51 seats with 34% of the total votes, facing a significant challenge as the ruling party gains more influence.
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