Turnout in Sunday's snap elections was 36.88 percent, which is nearly eight percent lower than in the elections of December 28 last year.
When all polling stations were processed, the total number of voters was 722,932.
The highest turnout was in municipalities with a Serb majority. In Ranillug, 55.29 percent voted, in Zubin-Potok 55.26 percent, and in Leposavic and Zvecan over 54 percent.
In Pristina, the turnout was 47.02 percent.
The lowest turnout was in Dragash/Dragaš with 23.87 percent, followed by Klina/Klina with 26.84 and Rahovec/Orahovac with 28.25. Low turnout was also recorded in Gjakova/Djakovica, where 29.23 percent voted.
Lowest turnout in Gjakova and Prizren, highest in Serb-majority municipalities
In contrast to these figures, on December 28, more than 900 citizens, or 44.99 percent of eligible citizens, voted at polling stations in Kosovo.
