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Final results of parliamentary elections in Serbia released
Belgrade,
21 May 2008
The Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK) determined last night the final results of the parliamentary elections held on May 11 and re-held on May 18 at three polling stations.
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Author:
Tanjug
According to the released data, the list “For a European Serbia – Boris Tadic” won 1,590,200 votes (38.4%) and 102 seats in parliament, whereas the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) won 1,219,436 votes (29.45%) and 78 parliament seats.
The coalition Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) – New Serbia (NS) won 480,987 votes (11.61%) or 30 seats, while the coalition the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) – Party of United Pensioners of Serbia (PUPS) – United Serbia (JS) won 313,896 votes (7.58%), which brought it 20 seats in Serbian parliament.
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won 216,902 votes (5.24%) or 13 mandates, whereas the Hungarian Coalition – Istvan Pastor won 74,874 votes (1.81%) and four seats.
The Bosniak List for European Sandzak – Sulejman Ugljanin won 38,148 votes (0.92%) or two parliament seats, while the Coalition of Albanians from the Presevo Valley won 16,801 votes (0.41%) or one seat.
The following parties will have no seats in parliament: the Strength of Serbia Movement (PSS), which won 22,250 votes, “Village to Have a Say” with 12,001 votes and the Reformist Party – Aleksandar Visnjic with 10,563 votes.
Also without seats in the future convocation will be the Roma Party - Srdjan Sajn with 9,103 votes, the My Serbia Movement – Branislav Lecic with 8,879 votes and the United Vlachs of Serbia – Predrag Balasevic with 6,956 votes.
The Civic Initiative of Gorani got 5,453 votes, the Roma for a Rom –Milos Paunkovic 5,115 votes, the Serbian Roma Union 4,732 votes and the Vojvodina Party – Igor Kurjacki 4,208 votes.
The People’s Movement for Serbia – Milan Paroski won 3,795 votes, the Montenegrin Party – Nenad Stevovic won 2,923 votes, the Coalition of Bunjevci – Mirko Bajic 2,023 and the Patriotic Party of the Diaspora – Zoran Milinkovic 1,991 votes.
A total of 4,141,176 citizens, or 61.35% of the electorate, turned out at 8,784 polling stations.
Report on full results of election for parliament members will be announced in the official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia.
The coalition Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) – New Serbia (NS) won 480,987 votes (11.61%) or 30 seats, while the coalition the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) – Party of United Pensioners of Serbia (PUPS) – United Serbia (JS) won 313,896 votes (7.58%), which brought it 20 seats in Serbian parliament.
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) won 216,902 votes (5.24%) or 13 mandates, whereas the Hungarian Coalition – Istvan Pastor won 74,874 votes (1.81%) and four seats.
The Bosniak List for European Sandzak – Sulejman Ugljanin won 38,148 votes (0.92%) or two parliament seats, while the Coalition of Albanians from the Presevo Valley won 16,801 votes (0.41%) or one seat.
The following parties will have no seats in parliament: the Strength of Serbia Movement (PSS), which won 22,250 votes, “Village to Have a Say” with 12,001 votes and the Reformist Party – Aleksandar Visnjic with 10,563 votes.
Also without seats in the future convocation will be the Roma Party - Srdjan Sajn with 9,103 votes, the My Serbia Movement – Branislav Lecic with 8,879 votes and the United Vlachs of Serbia – Predrag Balasevic with 6,956 votes.
The Civic Initiative of Gorani got 5,453 votes, the Roma for a Rom –Milos Paunkovic 5,115 votes, the Serbian Roma Union 4,732 votes and the Vojvodina Party – Igor Kurjacki 4,208 votes.
The People’s Movement for Serbia – Milan Paroski won 3,795 votes, the Montenegrin Party – Nenad Stevovic won 2,923 votes, the Coalition of Bunjevci – Mirko Bajic 2,023 and the Patriotic Party of the Diaspora – Zoran Milinkovic 1,991 votes.
A total of 4,141,176 citizens, or 61.35% of the electorate, turned out at 8,784 polling stations.
Report on full results of election for parliament members will be announced in the official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia.
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