No speaker was elected in July: on 8 August Kurti told the still-unconstituted Assembly he needed more time before proposing a candidate, and an opposition MP threw eggs at him, as Reuters, the BBC and Al Jazeera reported.
The market resolves on the official minutes of the Assembly of Kosovo, published after each constitutive session. It resolves YES only on a successful speaker vote recorded before end of day 31 July. If that source has not published in time, Reuters and Al Jazeera settle it.
After an election, Kosovo often waits a long time for a government. We looked at the five parliamentary elections since 2017 and counted the days from polling day to a government confirmed by the Assembly. The fastest took five weeks. The slowest ran 199 days with no government at all and ended in new elections.