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RIK publishes preliminary results of parliamentary elections
Belgrade,
11 May 2008
The Serbian Electoral Committee (RIK) stated tonight that based on data from 6.97% of processed polling stations, the coalition “For a European Serbia” won 35.06%, while the Serbian Radical Party came in second with 28.21% of the vote.
Deputy President of the Serbian Electoral Commission Dejan Djurdjevic, left, and Director of the Serbian Office of Statistics Dragan Vukmirovic
Author:
Tanjug
According to preliminary results from RIK, the coalition of the DSS and NS won 15.21%, the coalition SPS-PUPS-JS won 10.75%, whereas the Liberal Democratic Party has 3.95% of the vote.
This data was processed from 612 polling stations with a voter turnout of 64.3%.
The Centre for Free and Democratic Elections (CeSID) stated earlier tonight that the turnout was 60.7% of the total registered number of voters in Serbia.
This data was processed from 612 polling stations with a voter turnout of 64.3%.
The Centre for Free and Democratic Elections (CeSID) stated earlier tonight that the turnout was 60.7% of the total registered number of voters in Serbia.
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