The Republican Election Commission has published the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections, according to which the List of Students leads with 52.19% of the votes, while the list of President Aleksandar Vucic ranks second with 39.52%. The Republican Election Commission (REK) in Serbia has announced the results of the parliamentary elections, based on the processing of data from 7,926 polling stations.
According to the published results, the List of Students received 2,116,719 votes, or 52.19% of the total, leaving behind the “Aleksandar Vucic – United Serbia” list, which secured 1,602,913 votes, or 39.52%.
Meanwhile, the “Ivica Dacic – Stability Factor” list received 89,441 votes, representing 2.21% of the votes. The other lists each secured less than 1%.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, had earlier accepted the defeat of his list in the extraordinary parliamentary elections, recognizing the superiority of the list supported by students who organized blockades and protests.
Speaking at the headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Vucic stated that the results were not yet final, but preliminary data showed that his list was lagging behind.
“We don’t have the final results yet. But based on the stratified sample, it’s clear that we lost this election.”he expressed.
According to estimates made by Vucic, the List of Students was expected to secure between 135 and 140 parliamentary mandates, while his list around 105 mandates. He also mentioned the possibility of parliamentary representation of the Union of Hungarians of Vojvodina.
