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Electoral Commission announces preliminary results of parliamentary elections
Belgrade,
25 April 2016
The Electoral Commission announced at its eight regular press conference the preliminary results of voting in the parliamentary elections held in Serbia, after having processed 83% of the polling stations.
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Fonet
President of the Republic Electoral Commission Dejan Djurdjevic announced that according to the preliminary results from 83% of the polling stations, i.e., 75.11% of the electorate, the list "Aleksandar Vucic – Serbia Wins" won majority of the votes – 48.26%.
Djurdjevic said that the second is the list "Ivica Dacic – Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), United Serbia (JS) - Dragan Markovic Palma" with 11.37% of the votes, followed by "Dr Vojislav Seselj – Serbian Radical Party" with 7.97% of the votes, the list "For a fair Serbia – the Democratic Party (New Party, Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina, Together for Serbia)” with 6.11% and the movement "Enough is Enough – Sasa Radulovic" with 5.71% of votes.
According to Djurdjevic, the list "Boris Tadic, Cedomir Jovanovic – Alliance for a better Serbia – Liberal Democratic Party, League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, Social Democratic Party" won 4.98% of the votes, while the list "Dveri – Democratic Party of Serbia – Sanda Raskovic Ivic – Bosko Obradovic" won 4.95% of the votes.
He also said that the list "Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians – Istvan Pasztor" won 1.62% of the votes, while other lists have less than 1% of voters’ support.
According to announcements from the Electoral Commission, the next press conference with the latest data on election results will be held at 11.00.
Djurdjevic said that the second is the list "Ivica Dacic – Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), United Serbia (JS) - Dragan Markovic Palma" with 11.37% of the votes, followed by "Dr Vojislav Seselj – Serbian Radical Party" with 7.97% of the votes, the list "For a fair Serbia – the Democratic Party (New Party, Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina, Together for Serbia)” with 6.11% and the movement "Enough is Enough – Sasa Radulovic" with 5.71% of votes.
According to Djurdjevic, the list "Boris Tadic, Cedomir Jovanovic – Alliance for a better Serbia – Liberal Democratic Party, League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, Social Democratic Party" won 4.98% of the votes, while the list "Dveri – Democratic Party of Serbia – Sanda Raskovic Ivic – Bosko Obradovic" won 4.95% of the votes.
He also said that the list "Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians – Istvan Pasztor" won 1.62% of the votes, while other lists have less than 1% of voters’ support.
According to announcements from the Electoral Commission, the next press conference with the latest data on election results will be held at 11.00.
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