Republic Electoral Commission announces preliminary results: Student List wins 52.54% of the vote, Vučić’s list 39.29%
According to data from Serbia's Republic Electoral Commission, 68.78% of eligible voters turned out on Sunday, representing 4,211,957 voters. Invalid ballots accounted for 1.29%
The Republic Electoral Commission announced this morning that the Student List had won 52.54% of the votes cast in the snap parliamentary elections, based on results processed from 8,077 of the 8,392 polling stations.
According to Serbia's Republic Electoral Commission data, the „United Serbia“ list, formed around the Serbian Progressive Party, received 39.29% of the vote.
The Socialist Party of Serbia list won 2.18%, the Authentic Right list received 0.82%, and the European Serbia list secured 0.28% of the vote.
According to data, 68.78% of eligible voters went to the polls on Sunday, representing 4,211,957 voters. Invalid ballots accounted for 1.29%.
According to data from CeSID, with 96% of the sample processed, the Student List is projected to win 140 seats in the National Assembly of Serbia, while the „United Serbia“ list is expected to secure 103 seats. The Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians is projected to win three seats, the Albanian Coalition two, while the „Rasim Ljajić – Human“ list and the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak are each expected to win one seat.
The Student List received 52.9% of the vote, the „United Serbia“ list 38.8%, and the Socialist Party of Serbia list 2.2%.