Photo: AP/Darko Vojinovic"Out of 120 deputies in the provincial assembly, the list "Serbia must not stop" will have between 67 and 69 deputies, "Serbia against violence" 28 to 29, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians nine, the Socialist Party of Serbia seven, the NADA coalition six and the Russian Party one mandate
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said this evening at a press conference at the election headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) that in Belgrade the list "Serbia will not stand still" undoubtedly won the most votes, while in the elections in Vojvodina that list won "convincingly, absolutely". the majority.
As he said, out of 120 deputies in the provincial Assembly, the "Serbia must not stop" list will have between 67 and 69 deputies, "Serbia against violence" 28 to 29, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians nine, the Socialist Party of Serbia seven, the NADA coalition six and the Russian party one mandate.
"Significantly more than twice as many votes and deputies," said Vučić, explaining how many mandates and votes the party "Serbia Against Violence" has.
Vučić stated that among the Serbs from Kosovo, the list "Serbia must not stop" won 74,2 percent of the votes, and the list "Serbia against violence" only slightly more than five percent.
According to him, in the parliamentary elections, "Serbia must not stop" without Kosovo and Metohija won 46,5 percent, "Serbia against violence" 23,5 percent, the Socialist Party of Serbia 6,5 percent, the Nada coalition 4,9 percent, and the Branimir list Nestorović 4,7 percent. "The list, 'Serbia must not stop' will have an absolute majority," Vučić pointed out
"An absolute victory for which I am extremely happy," said Vučić.
As for Belgrade, he said that he will not know who will form the government, but that he is sure that the mayor will be Aleksandar Šapić.
In Belgrade, it depends on who Branimir Nestorović wants to form the majority with, Vučić pointed out.
"Dveri and Zavetnici are in Belgrade at the moment, on this sample, at 2,8 percent." So, there is still a chance that they will pass the census and that can be a factor, it can change different things," Vučić pointed out.
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