Content has been published on TikTok that claims to present a survey on the current popularity of four political entities in Kosovo.
This content was published on August 8, 2026 by the account named “they should be prime ministers". Its description states: "Ardian Gjini and the Alliance are no longer the fourth party in Kosovo! The Alliance is growing strongly".

What's wrong with this content?
The presented measurement lacks basic data and information that would allow for an assessment of its credibility. The content does not state which institution, organization or company conducted the survey. Also, no publication of this measurement in the media or other credible sources has been found.
The graph claims that political parties in Kosovo have these current approval ratings:
- Vetevendosje Movement – 32.8% (-2.1% from the previous measurement)
- Alliance – 30.6% (+4.2% from the previous measurement)
- Democratic Party of Kosovo – 15.1% (-1.3% from the previous measurement)
- Democratic League of Kosovo – 6.5% (-1.5% from the previous measurement)
At the end of the graph, it is claimed that the measurement was conducted with 1,500 respondents, during the period August 1–7, 2026, through telephone and online interviews.
However, apart from this data, no information is provided that would enable verification of the survey, such as the name of the institution that conducted it, the full methodology, or the source of the publication.
Hibrid.info has searched Google for this measurement, but the results do not show it published in the media or credible sources (see here).
Also, the keywords “Kosovo poll” were searched, limiting the results to August 1-7 (see here), as this measurement was allegedly conducted. However, the results of this search have not revealed any credible articles that would confirm the existence of this or any other alleged survey.
So, this content is published only by the aforementioned TikTok account.
Why is this content being treated?
As of the writing of this article, this content has managed to accumulate over 11,900 views, 143 likes, 20 comments and 17 shares (see here).
Based on the comments left on this content, it is noticeable that a portion of the audience has taken this content as real.
What are surveys?
A survey is a preliminary research to know a situation, opinions or attitudes about something specific. In this statistical method Results are drawn based on the study of a portion of the population, called a sample.
Based on the Institute's article Pew Research (research institute for surveys and evidence-based studies), it is clarified what information should be requested about how a survey was conducted.
Who conducted the survey and who sponsored it?
Who was interviewed?
How was the survey conducted?
How were people selected for the survey?
When was the survey conducted?
How many people were interviewed?
Was the survey weighted? If so, how?
Do the survey questions seem neutral and fair?
Analyze
Through content published on TikTok, it is claimed that a survey conducted with 1,500 respondents, during the period August 1–7, 2026, presents the current popularity of four political entities in Kosovo.
However, after fact-checking conducted by hibrid.info, it turns out that this measurement is not credible. That is, it is not known who conducted the measurement and it has not been found published in the media or credible sources.
Based on its work methodology, hibrid.info assesses this content as "fake news".
rationale
The “Fake News” rating is given to informational content that is entirely fabricated or that contains factually incorrect claims or information. Content that is rated as fake news can be defined as having been created and distributed with the intent to misinform the public, i.e., to present a claim that is completely false as fact.