Change of power in Serbia – Students' List wins decisively in parliamentary elections

The Students' List secured 52.33% of the vote in Serbia's snap parliamentary elections, while the "Aleksandar Vucic – United Serbia" list received 39.44%, according to preliminary data from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) released this morning, based on results from 7,998 polling stations.

The "Ivica Dacic – Factor of Stability" list garnered 2.191% of the vote, while all other lists recorded less than 1%.

According to projections by Ipsos and CeSID, based on a 98.4% sample, the Students' List would secure 141 parliamentary seats, while the "Aleksandar Vucic – United Serbia" list would receive 103 mandates.

In addition to these two lists, representatives of minority parties are also set to enter parliament. The Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians would secure two mandates, while the lists "Rasim Ljajic – People" and "SDA of Sandzak – Guardians of Sandžak" would each receive one mandate.

Aleksandar Vucic, until recently President of Serbia, conceded defeat for his political faction last night, stating that the Students' List had won the election. The final composition of the new National Assembly will be determined once the processing of results is complete and the full electoral procedure has been carried out.

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Aleksandar Vučić