1992 Kosovan general election

none April 2021 1992 Kosovan general election Republic of Kosova 24 May 1992 yes presidential Presidential election 2008 Dr. Ibrahim Rugova.jpg Ibrahim Rugova Democratic League of Kosovo 863,745 100% President Ibrahim Rugova Democratic League of Kosovo yes Assembly election yes 2001 127 of the 140 seats in the Assembly of Kosovo 66 Democratic League of Kosovo Ibrahim Rugova 76.38 96 Parliamentary Party of Kosovo Veton Surroi 4.86 13 PFK #1AA580 3.15 7 Albanian Christian Democratic Party of Kosovo Mark Krasniqi 3.10 7 Party of Democratic Action (Kosovo) 0.93 1 Independents – 3.28 2 280px Results by each municipality; #e7717a silver LDK ###3B3C36 silver No Data General elections were held in Kosovo on 24 May 1992 to elect a President and Assembly. The overwhelming majority in the Assembly was won by the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), while its leader Ibrahim Rugova was elected President of Kosovo.https://kosovapost.net/keta-ishin-130-deputetet-e-parlamentit-te-kosoves-ne-vitin-1992-prej-tyre-96-te-ldk-se/ Këta ishin 130 deputetët e Parlamentit të Kosovës në vitin 1992, prej tyre 96 të LDK-së May 24, 2020 Prior to the elections, on 8 May the LDK declared that, "since the May 24 elections, announced by the Assembly of the Republic of Kosova, not as a struggle of Kosovo political parties for power, but as an organized and massive attempt to not accept the power structures and the status that Serbia is trying to impose on us, the LDK will try to campaign, organize and conduct elections to develop in the spirit of full cooperation, in different ways and forms, between all political parties and other political entities ".https://www.tetovasot.com/2020/05/kujtese-24-maji-1992-dita-e-zgjedhjeve-te-para-te-kosoves-republike/ KUJTESË-24 MAJI 1992, DITA E ZGJEDHJEVE TË PARA TË KOSOVËS REPUBLIKË Conduct The elections were monitored by eight groups of observers from the United States and European countries. Konrad Hubers, who led the Delegation of the American Congress Foundation for Human Rights, assessed that these elections are a historic moment for Kosovo. The Serbian government declared the elections illegal and deployed a large number of police officers to put pressure on and disrupt the election process. However, 89.32 percent of voters took part in the voting and 99.7 percent of them voted for Ibrahim Rugova as president.http://qendrapress.com/pse-harrohen-130-deputetet-e-parlamentit-te-kosoves-ne-vitin-1992/ Pse harrohen 130 deputetët e Parlamentit të Kosovës në vitin 1992? November 4, 2020 Results The elections were attended mainly by Albanians and Turks, while the Serb-Montenegrin minority had a small turnout. According to the constitution and the electoral system, 14 seats, or 10 percent of them, belonged to Serb candidates who boycotted the election process. But these seats remained unfulfilled all the time, as the right of the Serb minority to administer them. Such an act was not undertaken by threatening and coercive factors, rather it was an expression of the philosophy of peace and international law for the respect of minority rights. Meanwhile, it was an act by which the Albanians proved the difference with Milosevic's policy in treating the Serb-Montenegrins minority. President The presidential elections were held in both Kosovo and abroad in places where Kosovo Albanians were employed. In Kosovo, 762,257 voters voted for Ibrahim Rugova for President of Kosovo (invalid ballots and "against" were 3812), while 105,300 voters voted outside Kosovo. Ibrahim Rugova Democratic League of Kosovo 863745 3812 Assembly The Democratic League of Kosovo received 76% of the vote and won 96 seats in parliament. The Parliamentary Party of Kosovo received 4.86%, winning 13 seats. It was followed by the Peasant Party and the Albanian Christian Democratic Party of Kosovo with just over 23,000 votes and seven seats each.https://www.syri.net/blog/341956/zgjedhjet-e-24-majit-1992-jane-themeli-i-shtetesise-se-kosoves-bazuar-ne-filozofine-politike-te-ibrahim-rugoves/ Zgjedhjet e 24 majit 1992 janë themeli i shtetësisë së Kosovës bazuar në filozofinë politike të Ibrahim Rugovës May 24, 2020 Syri Lajmi i fundit The 13 seats for Serbs and Montenegrins were unfilled.The Kosovo Report p45 File:Republic of Kosova Assembly 1992.svg Democratic League of Kosovo 574755 96 Parliamentary Party of Kosovo 36549 14 Peasant Party of Kosovo 23682 7 #1AA580 Albanian Christian Democratic Party of Kosovo 23303 7 PRK 14080 0 Party of Albanian National Union 11770 0 Albanian National Democratic Party 10158 0 Party of Democratic Action 6961 1 SHKSH 6412 0 Social Democratic Party of Kosovo 6064 0 PLSH 3458 0 LGJK 3112 0 PRSH 2493 0 FISH 2033 0 LRDK 1079 0 SHZP 509 0 PPSH 441 0 THP 345 0 HK 288 0 SHBI 132 0 PSHGJ 156 0 Independents 24702 2 10384 762257 853432 Source Aftermath The new Assembly first attempted to be constituted on 23 July, secretly in an Islamic religious school in Pristina, but was blocked at the school entrance by numerous heavily armed police forces. Five deputies were arrested and sentenced to two months in prison, "for hostile activity against the territory of the Republic of Serbia and violation of its constitution." Therefore, the Kosovo Parliament conducted its work in working groups, mainly in exile, in Albania and Macedonia, where the deputies were forced to flee, after being threatened by the repressive measures of the Serbian state, which these deputies had declared illegitimate in the territory of Kosovo. References Kosovo General Category:Presidential elections in Kosovo Category:Parliamentary elections in Kosovo