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The Government of the Republic of Serbia

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Parliamentary, presidential and local elections held in Serbia

Belgrade, 4 April 2022

Based on results from 91.02 percent of polling stations processed by the Republic Election Commission (RIK) so far, the coalition gathered around the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) "Together We Can Do Everything" won the most votes in the parliamentary elections with 43.45 percent, or 122 seats, it has been published on the RIK website.

The coalition "United for the Victory of Serbia" came in second with 13.07 percent of votes or 36 seats in the parliament, and the "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister" list came in third with 11.68 percent of votes, or 32 parliament seats.

Coalition "NADA" won 5.27 percent of votes, which is 14 seats, Dveri-POKS 3.85 percent or 10 seats, Serbian Party “Zavetnici” 3.76 percent - 10 seats, Coalition "We Must" won 4.34 percent of votes - 12 seats.

When it comes to national minorities, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians currently has 1.71 percent of votes, which is six seats in the parliament, "Mufti's Legacy" 0.95 percent - three seats, Together for Vojvodina 0.63 percent - two seats, the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) of Sandzak 0.58 percent - two seats and the Coalition of Albanians of the Valley 0.29 percent - one seat.

According to RIK, the turnout was 58.49 percent in the parliamentary elections.

Based on the results from 90.71 percent of polling stations processed by the Republic Election Commission (REC) so far, candidate Aleksandar Vucic has won the most votes in the election for the President of the Republic, or 59.55 percent.

Candidate of the coalition "United for the Victory of Serbia " Zdravko Ponos came in second with 17.53 percent of votes, followed by candidate of Coalition “NADA” Milos Jovanovic with 5.82 percent, followed by candidate and leader of the Serbian Movement “Dveri” Bosko Obradovic with 4.42 percent, followed by candidate and leader of the Serbian Party “Zavetnici” Milica Djurdjevic Stamenkovski with 4.31 percent of votes.

Candidate of the Coalition "We have to" Biljana Stojkovic, who won 3.04 percent, is the sixth-ranked, Candidate of coalition Sovereigntists Branka Stamenkovic is the seventh-ranked with 2.02 percent of votes and Candidate of the Serbian Right Misa Vacic is the eight-ranked with 0.89 percent of the votes won.

According to the data obtained by RIK, the turnout was 58.54 percent.

RIK publishes results on its website based on the data processed from polling stations in real time.