Full results give Serbia ruling party election win
In a decisive outcome, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), led by President Aleksandar Vucic, emerged triumphant in the parliamentary and local elections held on December 17, as revealed by comprehensive results unveiled on Wednesday.
The ruling party clinched a commanding 46.75 percent of the ballots, consolidating its political dominance. In contrast, the principal opposition coalition, “Serbia Against Violence” (SPN), united under a common banner, secured 23.66 percent of the votes, marking a substantial margin between the ruling party and its challengers.
The election results unfolded against a backdrop of widespread protests, with thousands taking to the streets to voice concerns over alleged electoral irregularities. Despite the contentious atmosphere, the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) website displayed the comprehensive data, affirming the electoral victory of the Serbian Progressive Party. This outcome solidifies President Vucic’s political standing and sets the trajectory for the nation’s political landscape in the wake of these closely watched elections.
As Serbia grapples with the aftermath of this electoral contest, attention now turns to the implications for governance and the socio-political climate. The prevailing electoral dynamics underscore the significance of the ruling party’s continued dominance and the challenges faced by the opposition in fostering a cohesive alternative.
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