Preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in Serbia are in
Kyiv • UNN
Aleksandar Vucic's Alliance is leading in the Serbian parliamentary elections with 46.6% of the vote and 129 seats, while Serbia Against Violence has 23% and 63 seats.
In Serbia, 65.1% of the ballots in the parliamentary elections have been counted. According to their data, the leader is the Alliance of Aleksandar Vucic - "Serbia should not Stop" with 46.6% of the vote, or 129 seats. This was reported by rts.rs, reports UNN.
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Serbia Against Violence is in second place with 23 percent or 63 mandates.
The third place is taken by the coalition of the Socialist Party of Serbia with 6.9% or 19 seats.
The NADA coalition (National Democratic Alternative) received 4.9 percent or 13 seats.
"We are the voice of the people" also passes with 4.8 percent of the of the vote, or 13 seats.
Context
On Sunday, December 17, voting in the parliamentary and municipal elections. The voter turnout in Serbia as of 18:00 local time was 51,93%.
Voters elected 250 members of the National Assembly (unicameral parliament) for four years. Assembly (unicameral parliament), as well as their representatives in 65 cities and municipalities, including Belgrade and the autonomous province of Vojvodina.
