Content_paragraphs:  The certified results announced by the Central Election Commission on 
  
  27 November showed that no political entity had won a majority of seats in the 
  
  120-seat Assembly. Among the Kosovo Albanian parties, the Movement for Self -
  
  Determination (Vetёvendosje) obtained 26.27 per cent of the votes and 29 seats in the 
  
  Assembly, followed by the Democratic League of Kosovo with 24.54 per cent of the 
  
  votes and 28 seats. Among the remaining Kosovo Albanian political entities, the 
  
  Democratic Party of Kosovo obtained 21.23 per cent of the votes, securing 24 seats. 
  
  The pre-election coalition between the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo and the 
  
  Social Democratic Party of Kosovo came fourth with 11.51 per cent and 13 seats. The 
  
  Serbian List secured all 10 seats guaranteed for the representatives of the Kosovo 
  
  Serb community, while the representatives of other non-majority communities 
  
  collectively filled the 10 seats guaranteed for them. The share of women deputies in 
  
  the legislature surpassed the 30 per cent gender quota by two percentage points, 
  
  spearheaded by women candidates from the Movement for Self-Determination, the 
  
  Democratic League of Kosovo and the Serbian List, who won Assembly seats 
  
  irrespective of the legally mandated ratio. Local and international election observers 
  
  assessed the elections as well-administered and transparent. However, the European 
  
  Union Election Observation Mission to Kosovo pointed out that the campaign 
  
  environment in Kosovo Serb-majority areas was “marred by intimidation”.