Sulejman Ugljanin

BELGRADE - Based on votes from all polling stations, the Aleksandar Vucic-led Serbia Must Not Stop electoral list has won 46.75 pct of votes in the Serbian parliamentary elections, the national electoral commission has announced on its website following Tuesday's repeat elections at eight polling stations.

The electoral list of Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop has the absolute majority, which won 46.99 percent of the votes, i.e. 131 mandates.
The Serbia Against Violence list won 23.18 percent of the vote, or 65 mandates.
Socialist Party of Serbia - 6.62, more precisely 18 mandates.

REC, election monitoring organizations, as well as political parties announced preliminary results.
SNS President Milo Vuevi said that according to data from 7,190 polling stations processed, the list "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop" won 1,477,651 votes in today's elections.

In the Bosnian capital Sarajevo, people gathered around the Sebilj Fountain in the city's old town and waved Turkish flags andf posters of Erdogan and his party. Photo: Klix.ba

In the Bosnian capital, Sarajevo, people gathered around the Sebilj Fountain in the city's old town and waved Turkish flags and posters of Erdogan and his party. The group later made a convoy touring the city.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks at the cornerstone ceremony for the Belgrade-Sarajevo highway in Sremska Raca, Serbia, 8 October 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE/KOCA SULEJMANOVIC

They sent messages over the weekend via social media, and paid visits and joined meetings and political rallies in Turkey itself.

"I don't think the media has ever been more open in any campaign so far. People have the opportunity to see everything. Today, I am hosted at your TV as president and I have no intention of talking about political opponents. Interestingly, some had higher ratings until they appeared on RTS and Pink.

Milorad Mijatovic, from Ljajic's SDPS party, at the same asked the parliamentary speaker and the chairman of the Administrative Committee when the SRS deputy and party leader Vojislav Seselj will be left without a mandate.

The electoral list of Sulejman Ugljanin, president of the Party of Democratic Action, has defeated Belgrade's preferred candidate, Muamer Zukorlic - but has had to enter a coalition in order to keep its grasp over the Bosniak National Council, BNV.

SDA of Sandzak leader Sulejman Ugljanin on Monday said his party had not been invited to join Serbia's new government.

But even if the invitation had come, "we would have refused the offer," he told reporters after a meeting with President Tomislav Nikolic in Belgrade on Monday - held as a part of a series of separate meetings on Serbia's new government.

Bosniak National Council (BNV) leader Sulejman Ugljanin wants the United Nations and other international institutions to "intervene" in Serbia.

Ugljanin, a Bosniak (Muslim) politician and former cabinet minister from Serbia's southwestern region known informally as Sandzak has sent a request to the UN Security Council: