Director of the Serbian Statistical Office Miladin Kovacevic stated that the voter turnout in Sunday's elections was 50.32 percent and that on the basis of 70.57 percent of processed polling stations, the list of the Serbian Progressive Party won 61.59 percent of votes or 191 seats in the Serbian parliament.
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Voter turnout in Sunday’s elections in Serbia 50.32 percent
Belgrade,
22 June 2020
Speaking at a press conference, Kovacevic said that the list of the Socialist Party of Serbia won 10.37 percent of votes or 32 seats, and that the SPAS of Aleksandar Sapic won 11 seats in the parliament or 3.64 percent of votes.
He added that the parties of national minorities will also have seats in the Serbian parliament, with the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians having the greatest number, or 10 seats.
The lists of Muamer Zukorlic, the SDA of Sandzak and the Albanian Democratic Alternative – United Valley will have two seats each.
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Fonet
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