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Electoral commission releases final results of first round of presidential elections
Belgrade,
23 January 2008
The Serbian Electoral Commission released today the results of the first round of presidential elections, according to which the Serbian Radical Party candidate Tomislav Nikolic won 39.99%, whereas the Democratic Party candidate Boris Tadic won 35.39%.
Results from all 8,573 polling stations were processed, while 4,116,844 persons used their right to vote.
Nikolic won 1,646,172 votes and Tadic 1,457,030 votes, while the third-ranked is the candidate of the New Serbia Velimir Ilic, with 7.43% or 305,828 votes. He is followed by the Socialist Party of Serbia candidate Milutin Mrkonjic with 5.97% or 245,889 votes.
The Liberal Democratic Party candidate Cedomir Jovanovic won 5.34% or 219,689 votes, and is followed by candidate of the Hungarian Coalition Istvan Pastor who won 2.26% or 93,039 votes and candidate of the Strength of Serbia Movement Milanka Karic with 0.98% or 40.332 votes.
Candidate of the coalition Popular Peasant Party–United Peasant Party Marijan Risticevic won 0.45% or 18,500 votes, while the Reformist Party candidate Jugoslav Dobricanin won 11,894 votes, which is 0.29%. At the elections held on January 20, there were 78,462 invalid ballots, and 2,643,196 unused ballots, whereas the total number of registered voters was 6,708,697.
Candidate of the coalition Popular Peasant Party–United Peasant Party Marijan Risticevic won 0.45% or 18,500 votes, while the Reformist Party candidate Jugoslav Dobricanin won 11,894 votes, which is 0.29%. At the elections held on January 20, there were 78,462 invalid ballots, and 2,643,196 unused ballots, whereas the total number of registered voters was 6,708,697.
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