DSS-NS to withhold election support

The DSS-NS coalition has announced that it will not support any of the presidential candidates. Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Vojislav Kostunica made the announcement at a press conference, accompanied by New Serbia leader Velimir Ilic and Kosovo Minister Slobodan Samardzic. DSS-NS to withhold election support Meanwhile, the List for Sandzak has announced that it will announce its choice tomorrow, as the party iss still in talks with its coalition partners, the DSS and New Serbia (NS). The party’s press conference was initially due to take place at 2 p.m., before being put back to 4 p.m. List for Sandzak official Esad Dzudzevic said that talks with the DSS and NS were continuing, and that they would make their final decision tomorrow. “Democratic Party candidate Boris Tadic, as expected, received a lot of votes from minority parties, while the other candidate (the Serb Radical Party’s Tomislav Nikolic) is trying to court the minority communities, to prove some sort of democratic capacities on his part,” said fellow party representative, Bajram Omeragic. Omeragic called on Rasim Ljajic to join him in a joint address in Sandzak in order to ensure their chosen candidate “imposing support,” once their decision had been made official. Vojislav Kostunica (FoNet)

DSS-NS to withhold election support

Meanwhile, the List for Sandžak has announced that it will announce its choice tomorrow, as the party iss still in talks with its coalition partners, the DSS and New Serbia (NS).

The party’s press conference was initially due to take place at 2 p.m., before being put back to 4 p.m.

List for Sandžak official Esad Džudžević said that talks with the DSS and NS were continuing, and that they would make their final decision tomorrow.

“Democratic Party candidate Boris Tadić, as expected, received a lot of votes from minority parties, while the other candidate (the Serb Radical Party’s Tomislav Nikolić) is trying to court the minority communities, to prove some sort of democratic capacities on his part,” said fellow party representative, Bajram Omeragić.

Omeragić called on Rasim Ljajić to join him in a joint address in Sandžak in order to ensure their chosen candidate “imposing support,” once their decision had been made official.