Serbian Progressive Party

BELGRADE - President of Serbia and Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) member Aleksandar Vucic said at the weekend the party's Serbia Must Not Stop electoral list had won an overwhelming victory in repeat elections.

At the very beginning, Vui referred to the elections and the electoral process.

Vui said that the list "Serbia must not stop" won convincingly at all polling stations, both at the city and republic levels.
"The turnout at the republic level is about 43 percent, which is a high turnout for repeated elections, and slightly less than 40 percent at the level of the city of Belgrade," said the President of Serbia.

Asked to comment on the violent protests in Belgrade, Vui said that everyone has the right to protest, as long as there is no violence. "Unfortunately, we knew," Vucic said.
"I am proud of the police in Belgrade who were restrained. They suffered beatings for three hours. They are not ashamed to claim that they hurt themselves," added Vui.

"Weltwoche" states that this victory was not based on fraud, as portrayed by the opposition and the Western media.

LEBANE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Wednesday the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) would have far more than 125 seats in the new parliament and would thus be able to form the next Serbian government on its own.

"You see what they are doing now after the election, as if they are creating the atmosphere of the Majdan," said Nestorovi, whose political movement is the tip of the scales for establishing the government in Belgrade.

The card arrived on the occasion of the successfully held parliamentary and local elections in the Republic of Serbia and the victory of the "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop" coalition.

Thus, in the parliamentary elections, the Belgrade region gave 37.56 percent to the list "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop", "Serbia against violence" won 34.27 percent, the team around the Socialists gained 5.21 percent, "We - voice of the people" Branimir Nestorovi's 6.59 percent, while NADA won 6.32 percent.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) electoral list in Sunday's local polls in Belgrade, named Belgrade Must Not Stop, won 39.34 pct of votes, or 49 seats, in the city assembly.

According to preliminary results based on 92.54 pct of votes counted, the Serbia Against Violence list garnered 32.17 pct of votes, or 42 seats, the city electoral commission said on Monday.