3,159,748 citizens cast ballots in 21 June elections
At the press conference, Dimitrijevic pointed out that the election process was monitored by 3,452 observers, which is 50% more than in the previous elections.
He specified that the SNS won 1,917,421 votes, or 60.68% or 189 seats, the coalition around the SPS was supported by 327,130 votes or 10.35%, which is 32 seats, while 121,867 or 3.86% of voters supported the list of Aleksandar Sapic, which won 12 seats.
According to him, the mandates were also won by minority parties – the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians 70,675 votes or nine mandates, the coalition led by Muamer Zukorlic three, the party led by Sulejman Ugljanin two, while the Albanians will be represented by three deputies.
All other lists were left without a seat in parliament, and there were a total of 21.
Dimitrijevic said that data on 97.23% of polling stations have been processed so far, and reminded that the elections are being repeated in 234 polling stations, where 202,924 voters will be able to vote again on 1 July.
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