Student List Wins Serbia’s Parliamentary Elections
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The student list won the absolute majority in the election in Serbia, gained 53 percent of the votes. The parliamentary election recorded a record level of participation.
The final results of Serbia ' s early legislative elections confirmed that the student-led list was won by an absolute majority, with 53 per cent of the votes, giving it 140 seats in the 250-seat Parliament, ending 14 years of SPP rule headed by Alexander Vuchić.
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Student List Wins Serbia’s Parliamentary Elections
Executive Summary: On October 25, former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the country’s snap parliamentary elections after a student-led protest movement, Student List, won the elections with about 53 percent of the popular vote. Student List is on course to secure a comfortable majority of at least 140 seats in the 250-seat National […]
Extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, held on October 25, ended 14 years of rule by the Serbian Progressive Party. With a turnout of approximately 69 percent, the highest in the last few decades, the Student List (SL) won an absolute majority.
The success of the citizen movement in the parliamentary elections on 25 October is the result of a fierce popular struggle against corruption and for the restoration of the rule of law, explains researcher Aleksandar Matkovic.
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