Edi Rama’s Socialist Party secured a decisive fourth consecutive parliamentary majority in Albania’s May 2025 elections, winning 82–83 of 140 seats and extending the government’s mandate through 2029. This structural majority removes near-term pathways to removal via snap elections or no-confidence votes before the end of 2026. Summer 2026 protests over coastal development projects, governance concerns, and calls for resignation drew sustained attention yet produced no parliamentary defections or institutional challenges sufficient to force an exit. Rama has publicly reaffirmed his commitment to the full term, and no scheduled votes, leadership contests, or legal proceedings indicate an imminent change in status. Traders therefore assign high probability that he will remain prime minister through December 2026, reflecting the durability of the post-2025 majority and limited mechanisms for early departure.