Serbia has entered a new political era.
So he begins his Euronews writing, reporting that the Student List has won parliamentary elections in Serbia, marking an important turn for a movement that emerged from months of student protests and was quickly transformed into the country’s most important political force.
According to preliminary results, the Student List will have between 135 and 140 mandates in the National Assembly, providing it with a clear majority to form the government’s fact, which is also accepted by Aleksandar Vuciq, former president and leader of the Serbian Progressive Party.
According to preliminary results, the Serbian Progressive Party received about 1,72 million votes, while the Student List won 2.2 million forefathers against 32.3% respectively.
Otherwise, a little earlier, even Aleksandar Vuciq, host of the United Serbia list, said the Student List has won the election.
We remember that early parliamentary elections have been held in Serbia, where some 6.45 million eligible citizens choose the new composition of the 250-seat Parliament.
The contest has been 18 electoral lists, while Albanians in the Presevo Valley are participating jointly through the list of Albanian coalition, which competes with the number 17 and has the status of the national minority list.
Locations are open at 7:00 and closed at 8:00. /Telegraph/