SNS declares victory in parliamentary elections

Deputy leader of the Serb Progressives (SNS) Aleksandar Vučić late on Sunday in Belgrade declared the party's victory in the parliamentary elections.

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Deputy leader of the Serb Progressives (SNS) Aleksandar Vucic late on Sunday in Belgrade declared the party's victory in the parliamentary elections. Vucic spoke during a news conference, to say that based on 48 percent of the counted ballots, the SNS had won 24.4 percent of the vote, followed by the Democrats (DS) with 22.85 percent. SNS declares victory in parliamentary elections Both parties took part in the elections as leaders of their respective coalitions. Vucic was also optimistic that the margin "could only grow" once the ballots cast in Kosovo and Metohija have been counted. As for the presidential election, Vucic said that party leader Tomislav Nikolic "was leading" ahead of Boris Tadic of the Democratic Party (DS). The presidential race will be decided in the runoff two weeks from now. "The SNS has definitely won the parliamentary election. We wish to form the next government, but that will be up to the presidential election, where we also expect victory," Vucic noted. According to the results thus far, neither of the two big pre-election coalitions will have won 126 or more seats in Serbia's new parliament in order to be able to form a government alone, and will therefore have to seek coalition partners in the days to come. click here for more constantly updated preliminary results Aleksandar Vucic addresses reporters in Belgrade on Sunday B92 Beta

SNS declares victory in parliamentary elections

Both parties took part in the elections as leaders of their respective coalitions.

Vučić was also optimistic that the margin "could only grow" once the ballots cast in Kosovo and Metohija have been counted.

As for the presidential election, Vučić said that party leader Tomislav Nikolić "was leading" ahead of Boris Tadić of the Democratic Party (DS).

The presidential race will be decided in the runoff two weeks from now.

"The SNS has definitely won the parliamentary election. We wish to form the next government, but that will be up to the presidential election, where we also expect victory," Vučić noted.

According to the results thus far, neither of the two big pre-election coalitions will have won 126 or more seats in Serbia's new parliament in order to be able to form a government alone, and will therefore have to seek coalition partners in the days to come.

click here for more constantly updated preliminary results

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