Usame Zukorlić: SPP Won the Parliamentary Mandate After Repeated Elections
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The Justice and Reconciliation Party (SPP), led by Usama Zukorlić, won the parliamentary mandate and secured entry into the National Assembly of Serbia after repeated voting, its leader Usame Zukorlić announced, as reported by N1.
BELGRADE - The turnout at 53 polling stations in the repeated extraordinary parliamentary elections was 44.9 percent, the Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (Crta) announced tonight, stating that, according to preliminary results, the paper "Usame Zukorlć (SPP) - Movement for Unification" will also enter the parliament, reports FoNet. According to the announcement of Crta, by repeated voting at 53 polling stations [...] The pos…
A small Bosniak party entered parliament in Serbia. After a re-vote in 53 sections, including in Novi Pazar, the Bosnian SPP formation of Usama Zukorlic received 12 more votes and took one seat from the winning “Student List”. This is...
The final allocation of parliamentary mandates is still expected, and the REC should announce the final election results, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews, euronews
Zukorlić says that the SPP won more than 300 votes in the repeated voting and secured the mandate. According to REC data, there are a total of 12,440 heads
Official confirmation of the results is expected from the Republican Electoral Commission.
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