STUDENT LIST LOSES ONE SEAT: These Are the First Results of the Repeat Elections, Vučić’s List Has Not Gained an Additional Seat in Parliament After All!

Snap parliamentary elections*** were repeated at 53 polling stations, namely those where it was determined that voting results could not be established and where voting in the parliamentary elections held on October 25 had been annulled. Results from some polling stations have begun to come in.***

Voting at Polling Station No. 33 in Pirot: Student List 299 Votes, SNS 290

In the repeat vote at polling station No. 33 in Pirot, the Student List won 299 votes, while the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) received 290 votes.

Voter turnout at that polling station was 51 percent.

Results of the Repeat Vote in Beranje – SNS 66, Student List 35 Votes

In the repeat vote at polling station No. 3 in Beranje, the list “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” won the most votes, with 66, or 57.39 percent, while the Student List received 35 votes, or 30.43 percent.

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According to the published results, the list “Ivica Dačić – Stability Factor!” won 13 votes (11.30 percent), while the list “Rasim Ljajić – Human” received one vote (0.87 percent).

Out of a total of 449 registered voters, 115 cast their ballots, representing a turnout of 25.61 percent.

All 115 ballots were valid, and there were no invalid ballots.

Voting Results at Several Polling Stations in Koceljeva

In the municipality of Koceljeva, voting was repeated at five polling stations in the villages of Bresnica, Draginje, Zukve, Mali Bošnjak, and Subotica, where a total of 847 voters were registered. Results from three polling stations have been published.

At polling station No. 32 in the village of Subotica, 68.75 percent of the 176 registered voters cast their ballots. The Serbian Progressive Party won 60 votes, the Student List 54, and the Socialist Party of Serbia four votes.

In the village of Zukve, at polling station No. 14, turnout was 52.4 percent of the 145 registered voters. The SNS received 44 votes, the Student List 31, and the SPS one vote.

At polling station No. 10 in the village of Draginje, 69.8 percent of the 232 registered voters cast their ballots. The Student List won the most votes, with 89, while the “United Serbia” list received 68 votes. The SPS won two votes, while the Zukorlić and Authentic Right lists each received one vote.

The results of the repeat vote in the villages of Bresnica and Mali Bošnjak have not yet been published.

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Repeat Vote in Bojnik – SNS Wins 174 Votes, Student List 70

In the repeat vote at polling station No. 10 in the village of Stubli, in the municipality of Bojnik, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) won the most votes, with 174, while the Student List received 70 votes.

Just over 50 percent of the 478 registered voters went to the polls.

Stubli was the only location in the Jablanica District where voting in the snap parliamentary elections was repeated today.

Repeat Vote at a Polling Station in Ljig – Student List 157 Votes, SNS 37

In the repeat vote at polling station No. 20 in Ljig, the Student List won the most votes, with 157, while the “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list received 37 votes.

The remaining five electoral lists each received one vote.

Nearly 50 percent of the 412 registered voters turned out for the repeat vote.

Voting Results at One Polling Station in Novi Pazar

In the repeat vote at polling station No. 81 in Novi Pazar, the “Rasim Ljajić – Human” list won the most votes, finishing four votes ahead of the SDA Sandžak list with 214 votes.

According to the polling board’s records, SDA Sandžak received 210 votes, the Party of Justice and Reconciliation (SPP) 176, while 108 voters cast their ballots for the Student List. The “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list received 48 votes.

Of the 1,838 registered voters, 766 went to the polls, representing a turnout of 41.7 percent. There were 761 valid ballots and five invalid ones.

Voting at this polling station was repeated due to irregularities involving the control ballot, which led to the annulment of the previous voting results.

Voting Results at Several Polling Stations in the Rasina District

In the repeat vote at several locations in the Rasina District, the Student List won the most votes in Veliko Golovodo near Kruševac, while the Serbian Progressive Party received the greatest support in Mala Sugubina, in the municipality of Trstenik.

In Veliko Golovodo, within the city of Kruševac, 292 of the 611 registered voters cast their ballots. The Student List won 138 votes, the Serbian Progressive Party 118, while the Socialist Party of Serbia received 31 votes.

In Mala Sugubina, in the municipality of Trstenik, 59 of the 163 registered voters went to the polls. The SNS won the most votes, with 36, the Student List received 18, and the SPS three votes. Two ballots were invalid.

What Does This Mean for the Distribution of Seats?

According to a report by Mondo, citing data from the CRTA election observation mission, Usame Zukorlić’s list is entering Parliament with one seat, while the Student List has 140 seats, one fewer than before. The “United Serbia” list still has 103 seats. Before the repeat vote, according to the preliminary allocation, the Student List had 141 seats and United Serbia 103.

These figures do not represent the official final allocation. Local election commissions have 96 hours after polling stations close to establish the consolidated results, after which the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has another 96 hours to publish the overall report and final allocation of seats. Until then, it should be taken into account that the figures of 140 seats for the Student List and 103 for United Serbia are estimates based on CRTA data. The ranking of the two leading lists remains unchanged, as the difference in votes is substantial.