The Higher Court in Zaječar rejected all appeals filed against the report on the results of the local elections held on June 8. The president of GIK in that city, Nenad Dinulović, says that the conditions for holding the constitutive session of the city assembly have been met.
More than a month since they were in Zajecaru held local elections, the president of the City Election Commission (GIK) in that city, Nenad Dinulović, said on Monday (July 14) that the High Court rejected the appeal of voter Predrag Stanković from Zaječar and rejected the appeal of the coalition "Change we believe in" on the overall report on the results of the elections for councilors of the city of Zaječar.
Dinulović told Tanjug that in this way the conditions for holding the constitutive session of the Zaječar City Assembly were met.
The High Court in Zaječar was also earlier rejected 69 complaints and dismissed two appeals against the preliminary results of the local elections filed by the "Change We Believe" coalition.
Local elections in Zaječar were held on June 8, and according to the overall report on the results of the elections for city councilors published by the City Election Commission of Zaječar, the list "We will not give Serbia - Aleksandar Vučić" won 47,13 percent of the votes, i.e. 27 mandates, while the list "Change we believe in - Uglješa Đuričković-Dragana Rašić" won 34,23 percent of the votes, which is 19 mandates.
The list "United for saving Zaječar - Miladin Krstić - Mirko Jelenković" received 7,58 percent of the votes, which is four mandates.
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