RIK announces preliminary election results

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According to the latest data, the “Student List” won 53.04 percent of the votes counted so far, while the “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list won 38.97 percent.

The “Ivica Dačić – Stability Factor” electoral list won 2.13 percent of the votes counted.

The “Rasim Ljajić – Human (SDP – CDP)” electoral list won 0.46 percent.

The “Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians – Dr. Balint Pastor” electoral list won 0.79 percent.

The “Usame Zukorlić (SPP) – Movement for Unification” electoral list won 0.27 percent.

The “Russian Party – Serbia in BRICS – Slobodan Nikolić” electoral list won 0.15 percent.

The “Authentic Right – Dr. Miloš Jovanović – Boldly Serbian!” electoral list won 0.89 percent.

The “European Serbia – Marinika Tepić – Zdravko Ponoš” electoral list won 0.28 percent of the votes.

The “Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak (SDA Sandžak) – Guardians of Sandžak” electoral list won 0.28 percent.

The “Bogoljub Karić – Movement of Strength of Serbia” electoral list won 0.45 percent.

The “Liberal Green Party – For a Free and Cleaner Serbia” electoral list won 0.06 percent.

The “I Choose Justice – I Choose the Future – Coalition of Strength” electoral list won 0.03 percent.

The “Party of Russian-Serbian Unity – Russians and Serbs, Brothers Forever” electoral list won 0.1 percent.

The “Dad, This Is for You – Petar Đurić – Prime Minister of Serbia” electoral list won 0.05 percent.

The “Vladimir Gajić – Alternative for Serbia – People’s Party, Bunt – Real Serbia” electoral list won 0.08 percent of the votes.

The “Albanian Coalition” electoral list won 0.62 percent.

The “Mother Serbia – Gruda” electoral list won 0.07 percent of the votes.

According to these figures, 4,433,055 voters participated in the election, representing 68.99 percent of all registered voters.

Last night, the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) adopted decisions ordering a repeat vote on Sunday, November 1, at 53 polling stations where it had been determined that the voting results could not be established. Voting at these stations was annulled in the parliamentary elections held on October 25.

Earlier, based on results processed from 8,187 polling stations, the RIK announced that the Student List had won 140 seats, while the “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list had won 104 seats.