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RIK allocates mandates to new MPs
Belgrade,
26 July 2012
The Serbian Electoral Committee (RIK) last night presented mandates to new MPs who will step in to replace the ones who resigned.
The mandates were allocated to new MPs from the Serbian Progressive Party Aleksandar Radojevic, Milan Kovacevic, Zeljko Susec and Milanka Jevtovic-Vukojicic who will take over the parliamentary seats of Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic, Milan Bacevic, Jana Ljubicic and Aleksandar Nikolic.
Instead of Belgrade Mayor Dragan Djilas, the mandate was presented to Radoslav Milovanovic from the same election list – “Choice for a Better Life – Boris Tadic”.
New MPs from the Democratic Party of Serbia will be Aleksandar Pejcic, Dejan Mihajlov and Gorica Gajic who are stepping in instead of Vojislav Kostunica, Dragan Jocic and Aleksandar Popovic, while Ifeta Radojcic from the Party of the Democratic Action of Sandzak will be replaced by Enis Imamovic.
Instead of Belgrade Mayor Dragan Djilas, the mandate was presented to Radoslav Milovanovic from the same election list – “Choice for a Better Life – Boris Tadic”.
New MPs from the Democratic Party of Serbia will be Aleksandar Pejcic, Dejan Mihajlov and Gorica Gajic who are stepping in instead of Vojislav Kostunica, Dragan Jocic and Aleksandar Popovic, while Ifeta Radojcic from the Party of the Democratic Action of Sandzak will be replaced by Enis Imamovic.
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