Draw determines order of candidates on ballot paper

The Election Commission on Friday organized a draw that determined the order in which the names of presidential candidates will appear on the ballot paper. The random draw took place at the Serbian parliament premises, and was televised. Draw determines order of candidates on ballot paper Twelve presidential hopefuls have had their candidatures confirmed and will compete in the fist round of voting on May 6, with their names listed on the ballot paper in the following order: 1. Zoran Stankovic, United Regions of Serbia (URS) 2. Vladan Glisic, group of citizens - Dveri 3. Boris Tadic, Democratic Party (DS)-led coalition 4. Vojislav Kostunica, the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) 5. Zoran Dragisic, the Movement of Workers and Peasants 6. Jadranka Seselj, the Serb Radical Party (SRS) 7. Muamer Zukoric, group of citizens 8. Danica Grujicic, Social-Democratic Alliance 9. Ivica Dacic, the Socialist Party of Serbia- theParty of United Pensioners of Serbia-United Serbia (SPS-PUPS-JS coalition) 10. Cedomir Jovanovic, Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP)-led "U-Turn" coalition 11. Istvan Pastor, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) 12. Tomislav Nikolic, the Serb Progressive Party (SNS)-led coalition Parliamentary and local elections will also be held in Serbia on May 6. (Tanjug) B92

Draw determines order of candidates on ballot paper

Twelve presidential hopefuls have had their candidatures confirmed and will compete in the fist round of voting on May 6, with their names listed on the ballot paper in the following order:

1. Zoran Stanković, United Regions of Serbia (URS)
2. Vladan Glišić, group of citizens - Dveri
3. Boris Tadić, Democratic Party (DS)-led coalition
4. Vojislav Koštunica, the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS)
5. Zoran Dragišić, the Movement of Workers and Peasants
6. Jadranka Šešelj, the Serb Radical Party (SRS)
7. Muamer Zukorić, group of citizens
8. Danica Grujičić, Social-Democratic Alliance
9. Ivica Dačić, the Socialist Party of Serbia- theParty of United Pensioners of Serbia-United Serbia (SPS-PUPS-JS coalition)
10. Čedomir Jovanović, Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP)-led "U-Turn" coalition
11. Ištvan Pastor, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM)
12. Tomislav Nikolić, the Serb Progressive Party (SNS)-led coalition

Parliamentary and local elections will also be held in Serbia on May 6.