Cili është qyteti(vendi) më i bukur në Kosovë?

Nineteen cities split this vote, and no one came close to a majority. Peja topped the field with 687 votes — 29.4% — but Mitrovica (21.1%), Gjakova (18.8%) and Prizreni (10.7%) combined for more than half the ballots themselves. The other fifteen towns fought over scraps: not one cracked 4%, and five drew fewer than 10 votes each.

The actual contest was over fast. Prizreni led day one, Gjakova grabbed it by day three, Mitrovica took it on day five — three changes in under a week. Peja seized the top spot on day six with a 38-point cushion and simply defended it, watching that margin bleed slowly down to 31% over the next 93 days without ever facing a real challenge again.

• Whiplash week · Three lead changes in six days, then 93 days of calm
• Plurality, not mandate · Winner took 29.4% against eighteen rivals
• Diaspora aligned · Voters from Serbia, the US, Germany and Slovenia all backed Peja