Politics of Serbia

According to the President of the RIK Vladimir Dimitijevi, final results show that the list of the Serbian Progressive Party "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything" will have 120 MPs, "United for the Victory of Serbia" 38, SPS 31, the NADA coalition 15, the "Moramo" coalition 13, and Dveri and Zavetnici 10 MPs each.

A session of the SNS Presidency will be held on Thursday, at which, among other things, there will be talks about who will definitely be proposed in front of the SNS for the mayor of Belgrade.
According to the media, the mayor of New Belgrade and the candidate for mayor, Aleksandar api, will definitely be SNS' candidate for the first man in the capital.

Ana Brnabic stated that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, deals with the logistics of his trip.

Basking in the glow of another election win on April 3, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told Serbs he was "the proudest man in the county."

The reason for such pride was the 59.3 per cent he notched up in the presidential election, or roughly 800,000 more than all the other candidates combined.

Elections in Hungary and Serbia stimulate tensions

National elections were held on April 3 in both Hungary and Serbia. In Serbia, the parliamentary election coincided with presidential and local elections in 12 municipalities, including the capital, Belgrade.

The list "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything" has won the most votes - 42.91 percent of votes, i.e. 120 parliamentary mandates.
The coalition "United for the Victory of Serbia" with 13.69 percent of votes or 38 seats is second, and the third list is "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia", which won 11.43 percent of votes or 32 seats.

Vladeta Jankovic, who was the candidate for mayor in the Belgrade elections in front of the United for the Victory of Serbia coalition, assessed that the opposition "very seriously" threatened the power of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the capital.

RIK President, Vladimir Dimitrijevi, addressed the citizens and stated that the election day was successfully conducted.
According to RIK data, a total of 6.268.496 million Serbian nationals are eligible to vote. It said that 3.675.064 people cast ballots with 109.294 invalid ballots.

Serbia's ruling party, the Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, won the most votes of any party in Sunday's election for the Belgrade Assembly, but it is still not clear who will eventually form a new city government.

Based on 57.2 percent of the processed sample, the list "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything" won the most votes in Belgrade, i.e. 38.8 percent.