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Final results of parliamentary election announced
Belgrade,
6 May 2016
The Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK) announced last evening the final results of the early parliamentary election which was held on 24 April, according to which the list of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won the greatest number of votes – 1,823,147 (48.25%), or 131 seats.
Author:
Tanjug
Eleven more electoral lists will enter the new composition of the Serbian parliament.
According to the report on the final results, the coalition gathered around the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) won 413,770 votes (10.95%) and 29 seats, Serbian Radical Party (SRS) 306,052 (8.10%) and 22 seats, and the Movement "Enough is Enough – Sasa Radulovic” won 227,626 votes (6.02%) or 16 seats.
The Democratic Party won 227,589 votes (6.02%), while the list "Dveri - Democratic Party of Serbia - Sanda Raskovic-Ivic - Bosko Obradovic", which won 190,530 votes (5.04%), will have 13 seats, as well as the list "Boris Tadic, Cedomir Jovanovic - Alliance for a better Serbia - Liberal Democratic Party, League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, the Social Democratic Party" which won 189,564 votes (5.02%).
The Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), which received 56,620 votes (1.5%) and four seats will also enter the parliament, as well as the list of Muamer Zukorlic which won 32,526 votes (0.86%) and two seats and SDA of Sandzak, which won 30,092 votes (0.80%) and two seats.
The Green Party, which received 23,890 votes (0.63%) and the Party for Democratic Action, which received 16.262 votes (0.43%) will also enter the parliament.
A ten-day deadline for awarding mandates to deputies and a thirty-day deadline for the constitution of Parliament start from the moment of announcement of the final election results.
According to the report on the final results, the coalition gathered around the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) won 413,770 votes (10.95%) and 29 seats, Serbian Radical Party (SRS) 306,052 (8.10%) and 22 seats, and the Movement "Enough is Enough – Sasa Radulovic” won 227,626 votes (6.02%) or 16 seats.
The Democratic Party won 227,589 votes (6.02%), while the list "Dveri - Democratic Party of Serbia - Sanda Raskovic-Ivic - Bosko Obradovic", which won 190,530 votes (5.04%), will have 13 seats, as well as the list "Boris Tadic, Cedomir Jovanovic - Alliance for a better Serbia - Liberal Democratic Party, League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, the Social Democratic Party" which won 189,564 votes (5.02%).
The Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM), which received 56,620 votes (1.5%) and four seats will also enter the parliament, as well as the list of Muamer Zukorlic which won 32,526 votes (0.86%) and two seats and SDA of Sandzak, which won 30,092 votes (0.80%) and two seats.
The Green Party, which received 23,890 votes (0.63%) and the Party for Democratic Action, which received 16.262 votes (0.43%) will also enter the parliament.
A ten-day deadline for awarding mandates to deputies and a thirty-day deadline for the constitution of Parliament start from the moment of announcement of the final election results.
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