Alekandar Radovanović says that it is not clear to him how Ana Brnabić could go to the press conference with only 50 percent of the sample, nor where did she get the information she published.
"We have a sample occupancy of 15 percent. How does she have 50 percent, when our people count together," says Radovanović. He adds that some polling stations in New Belgrade closed at 20:30 p.m., so those results are not yet known, just as the results for the central municipalities of Belgrade and Novi Sad are not known.
The former Prime Minister of Serbia, in her capacity as the Vice President of the SNS, stated that the list bearing the name of Aleksandar Vučić will be able to form the republic's government on its own.
When it comes to the regularity of the elections, he assessed that these elections were the most irregular that he remembers: "We caught them in hundreds of running duplicate lists, blackmailing people, attempts at intimidation." According to people on the ground, it was a brutal day."
For the case in the Belgrade Arena, he says that the members of the RIK from Serbia against violence, as well as the activists, stopped that vote, but that the question is how many people had already done so by that moment.
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