After announcing on Friday two electoral lists for participation in the parliamentary elections on December 17, the Republican Election Commission announced today the electoral list "Dr. Vojislav Šešelj - Serbian Radical Party".
10.638 legally valid voter signatures were submitted. It is the third list announced by the Commission, after the list "Aleksandar Vucic - Serbia must not stop" and the list "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia".
The radical list was preceded by "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stop" and the lists "Ivica Dacić - Prime Minister of Serbia".
Representatives of the parties Dveri and Zavetnici submitted today to the Republican Election Commission a list for the parliamentary elections, entitled "National gathering - state-building force", which is supported by a number of "prominent intellectuals".
For the Belgrade elections, only two lists have been verified so far: yesterday the list of the coalition with SNS and today the joint list "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia, Toma Fila - Mayor of Belgrade", which was submitted by the coalition Socialist Party of Serbia for the elections for councilors of the Belgrade City Assembly. United Serbia and the Greens of Serbia.
According to the coalition agreement signed by the opposition parties gathered around the "Serbia against violence" protest, Miroslav Aleksić's People's Movement of Serbia got the most seats on the list for the parliamentary elections (62). It is followed by the Freedom and Justice Party (61), while the Green-Left Front is in third place in terms of the number of mandates ((39).
The non-parliamentary party of Zdravko Ponoš SRCE takes as many as 33 seats, the Democratic Party 17, the Zajedno party 15, the New Face of Serbia (12), the Civic Democratic Party (nine), the Romanian Party - Partidul Român (two).
The president of the Serbia Center - Heart party, Zdravko Ponoš, stated that the number of mandates and the order on the list of the opposition coalition "Serbia against violence" were not measures of success, as well as that the people's deputies of his party "will be people who have the appropriate professional qualifications and personal reputation to fight for the betterment of this country. These are people who have something to say. The work will not be completed by entering the Assembly, but will have to be done there."
The president of the People's Party, Vuk Jeremić, announced today that the party is going to the elections alone, but "in coalition with the people" and with the support of many public figures.
"We will not stand up to any power center, domestic or foreign." We are going openly, honorably and with a clear policy, which will not be at the level of slogans", said Jeremic at the press conference, promising that none of their councilors or representatives will "fly over, go to some canaba or to some embassy".
He also said that the People's Party did everything in its power to unify the parliamentary opposition, but that, unfortunately, there was no understanding on the other side.
Apart from the cooperation of SNS and Radikal in local elections, the list of SNS and the flyovers are the most commented on by the public.
Former "Enough is Enough" MP and member of the Party of Modern Serbia, Tatjana Matsura, as well as former official of the Democratic Party, Radoslav Milojičić Kena, are on the list of the Serbian Progressive Party in the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Social networks reminded that SNS said about Kena that he was "an ordinary scumbag, a scumbag, an alcoholic stoned mace, a palanquin gypsy...", as well as that Matsura said about President Vučić that he was "the president".
S.Ć./FoNet
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