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Final results of parliamentary elections published
Belgrade,
10 February 2007
The Serbian Electoral Committee (RIK) stated the final results of parliamentary elections in Serbia, which marks the beginning of terms for constituting the new convocation of the assembly and appointment of new government.
According to these results, the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) won 81 seats in parliament, the Democratic Party (DS) won 64 seats, while the coalition Democratic Party of Serbia-New Serbia (DSS-NS) has 47 seats, the G17 Plus 19 seats, the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) 16 seats, whereas the coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) will have 15 seats in parliament.
The Alliance of Vojvodina's Hungarians will have three seats, whereas the coalition List for Sandzak won two seats.
The Roma Union of Serbia, the Albanian Coalition from Presevo Valley and the Roma Party each won one seat in parliament.
Out of 6,653,851 registered voters a total of 4,033,586 or 60.62% cast their votes.
The Alliance of Vojvodina's Hungarians will have three seats, whereas the coalition List for Sandzak won two seats.
The Roma Union of Serbia, the Albanian Coalition from Presevo Valley and the Roma Party each won one seat in parliament.
Out of 6,653,851 registered voters a total of 4,033,586 or 60.62% cast their votes.
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