After the repeated elections in eight electoral places, the Republican Electoral Commission published on its website the final results of the extraordinary parliamentary elections held on December 17, based on all processed data.
The balance of power of MPs who support the policy i everything represented by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić and those who are opposed to it in the National Assembly after the extraordinary parliamentary elections held on December 17 did not fundamentally change. The Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia have a convincing majority additionally cemented by the support of some minority parties. They will be able to continue where they left off, in the way they exercised their parliamentary dominance.
Within the ruling SNS/SPS coalition, what is new compared to the previous elections is that the Progressives could form the Government themselves, which means that the blackmailing potential of the Socialists has been eliminated, "they have been returned to their place". This further strengthened the position of Aleksandar Vučić.
The opposition is led by the coalition of civic parties "Serbia Against Violence". On the right, things cleared up, only NADA led by Miloš Jovanović passed the 3 percent threshold.
The newspaper in the parliament is "We - the voice of the people" of the doctor Branimir Nestorović who will certainly contribute to the vaudeville atmosphere of the parliamentary sessions with the belief in aliens.
Although "Serbia against violence" demands a repeat of the elections at all levels due to electoral manipulations and fraud by the ruling parties, the republican elections can be considered completed. The discussion in the opposition is about whether, under the given circumstances, the opposition party will drown should they accept mandates or not.
Results of parliamentary elections
The list "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stop" won 46,75 percent, i.e. 1.783.701 votes, the Republican Election Commission announced.
The electoral list "Serbia against violence" won 23,66 percent of the votes and 902.450 people voted for them.
249.916 people, or 6,55 percent, voted for the electoral list "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia".
The NADA coalition won 5,02 percent of the vote and 191.431 people voted for them.
Branimir Nestorović's list "We - the voice of the people" won 4,69 percent of the votes, 178.830 people voted for them.
105.165 people voted for the Zavetnici-Dveri coalition, which is 2,76 percent of the voters.
The Union of Vojvodina Hungarians won 1,7 percent of the vote, while 1,46 percent of voters voted for the Serbian Radical Party.
The Electoral List "Usame Zukorlić - United for Justice - Party of Justice and Reconciliation - Bosniaks of Sandžak, Tomislav Žigmanov - Democratic Union of Croats in Vojvodina" won 0,76 percent of the votes, and for the Electoral List "SDA Sandžak - Sulejman Ugljanin" 0,57 percent .
"Albanians' political struggle continues - Shaip Kamberi" won 0,35 percent of the votes, the People's Party electoral list 0,88 percent, and the Together for the Future list 0,18 percent.
The Russian party won 0,3 percent of the votes, the list of Cedomir Jovanović 0,24 percent, the list Saša Radulović-Boris Tadić 1,18 percent.
0,14 percent voted for the "Serbia in the West" election list, and 0,08 percent for the "Albanian Democratic Alternative" list.
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