RIK: The Student List Won 52.65 Percent, United Serbia 39.22 Percent of the Votes
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According to the reference NGO Cesid, on the basis of a sample representing 96% of the votes, the list won on Sunday 52.9% of the vote, compared to 38.8% for the outgoing Serbian Progressive Party (SNS). A comfortable majority of 140 seats out of the 250 in Parliament, compared to 103 for the formation of Mr Vucic. The final participation is estimated at 69.3%, a record for more than 30 years for these early legislative elections, followed close…
Serbia is turning a page in its history as the Student List toppled the country’s long-time leader, Aleksandar Vucic. According to the non-governmental organization Cesid and based on a sample representing 96% of the vote, the student list secured 52.9% of the vote, compared to 38.8% for the outgoing ruling Serbian Progressive Party, according to provisional unofficial results released today. This percentage ensures 140 seats in the 250-member S…
Local Self-Government Minister Ivan Stoilković announced that in the Serbian parliamentary elections in Kumanovo, the "United Serbia" list won 487 votes, while the student list "Students Win" received 35 votes. "Kumanovo: United Serbia 487, Students Win 35," Stoilković wrote on his Facebook profile. He accompanied the post with a photo of a sprig of rosemary, a song that became part of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) election campaign and wh…
In the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, the Student List won 52.65 percent of the votes, while the "United Serbia" list gathered around the Serbian Progressive Party won 39.22 percent of the votes, according to data from the Republic Election Commission (REC) based on counted votes from 91 percent of polling stations.
The Republic Election Commission (REC) announced this morning that the Student List won 52.54 percent of the votes cast in the early parliamentary elections, based on 8,077 of the 8,392 polling stations processed. According to the REC data, the United Serbia list, gathered around the Serbian Progressive Party, won 39.29 percent of the votes. The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) list won 2.18 percent … The article Dacic, Djilas, Tepic, Ponos, Jova…
In the parliamentary elections on October 25, Serbia showed great differences in political orientations between certain parts of the country. The Student List won at the republican level and won the most votes in numerous large cities, while some smaller municipalities remained strongholds of the list gathered around the Serbian Progressive Party. The first projections of the election results hinted at this outcome, and [...]
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