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No change in electoral results after repeated vote in six polling stations
Belgrade,
9 February 2007
Director of the Serbian Statistics Office Dragan Vukmirovic said last night that after the repeated voting in six polling stations, there are no changes of the electoral results from the first round of elections on January 21.
Vukmirovic said in a press conference that the six polling stations are located in Knjazevac, Vrsac, Sabac, Senta and two polling stations in Lipljan, where out of 4,130 registered voters, 1,136 or 27.51% of them voted.
According to him, the Democratic Party (DS) came first with 228 votes or 20.07%, followed by the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) with 191 or 16.81%, whereas the coalition of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and New Serbia (NS) won 183 votes or 16.11%.
The coalition comprising the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Civic Alliance of Serbia (GSS), Social Democratic Union (SDU) and League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LDSV) won 102 votes or 8.98% whereas the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) came in with 183 votes or 4.75%.
The Roma Union of Serbia got 5.28% while the Hungarian Unity coalition won 2.82%, said Vukmirovic.
Voting passed without incident and in accordance with the law, said Vukmirovic.
According to him, the Democratic Party (DS) came first with 228 votes or 20.07%, followed by the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) with 191 or 16.81%, whereas the coalition of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and New Serbia (NS) won 183 votes or 16.11%.
The coalition comprising the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Civic Alliance of Serbia (GSS), Social Democratic Union (SDU) and League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LDSV) won 102 votes or 8.98% whereas the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) came in with 183 votes or 4.75%.
The Roma Union of Serbia got 5.28% while the Hungarian Unity coalition won 2.82%, said Vukmirovic.
Voting passed without incident and in accordance with the law, said Vukmirovic.
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