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Raguš: “The SNS will continue its political fight in Parliament; We will have more than 105 seats”

Marina Raguš, a candidate on the “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list in the early parliamentary elections, said this evening that the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) accepts the election results and will continue its political fight in parliament, where it expects to hold more than 105 seats after 14 years in power.

Jovanović: “We have not secured seats in the New Parliament; I congratulate the Student List on its victory”

Miloš Jovanović, leader of the “Authentic Right” electoral list, said this evening that the list had failed to secure seats in the new National Assembly. He added that, according to the current sample, the list had received 1.5% of the vote in the early parliamentary elections.

At a press conference, Jovanović congratulated the Student List on its victory, as well as the citizens of Serbia for the high voter turnout and the democratic will they had demonstrated.

“I congratulate the Student List, which has won these elections and will most likely assume power and responsibility for governing the country,” Jovanović said.

Dačić speaks out for the first time following election defeat

Ivica Dačić, the lead candidate of the electoral list associated with the Socialist Party of Serbia, addressed the public from the party’s election headquarters after the preliminary parliamentary election results were announced.

According to the initial reports, the list failed to cross the electoral threshold and will not be represented in Serbia’s new parliamentary assembly.

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