The Student List won 53.01% of the vote in Serbia's early parliamentary elections after the partial repeat vote was included, ahead of Vučić's United Serbia list.
- Student List: 53.01% of the vote
- Aleksandar Vučić-United Serbia: 38.98%, second place
- Ivica Dačić-Factor of Stability: 2.13%
- All other lists won below 1% each
- Turnout was 68.89%, with 4,444,310 voters casting ballots
- RIK has 96 hours to publish the overall report, starting the timeline for the new National Assembly
The Student List won 53.01 percent of the vote in Serbia's early parliamentary elections once the results of Sunday's partial repeat vote were included, according to figures from the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK). The Aleksandar Vučić-United Serbia list came second with 38.98 percent. The figures cover all 8,392 polling stations.
Results for the other lists
The Ivica Dačić-Factor of Stability list, named after the leader of the Socialist Party of Serbia, won 2.13 percent. The other lists were below 1 percent:
- Authentic Right-Miloš Jovanović-Boldly Serbian!: 0.89 percent
- Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians-Dr Balint Pastor: 0.8 percent
- Albanian Coalition: 0.62 percent
- Rasim Ljajić-A Human SDP-CDP: 0.46 percent
- Bogoljub Karić-Strength of Serbia Movement-BK: 0.45 percent
- SDA of Sandžak-Guardians of Sandžak: 0.28 percent
- Usame Zukorlić-Movement for Unification: 0.28 percent
- European Serbia-Marinika Tepić-Zdravko Ponoš: 0.28 percent
- Russian Party-Serbia in BRICS-Slobodan Nikolić: 0.15 percent
- Russian-Serbian Unity Party-Russians and Serbs Brothers Forever: 0.1 percent
- Vladimir Gajić-Alternative for Serbia-People's Party, Rebellion-True Serbia: 0.08 percent
- Mother Serbia-Home Soil: 0.07 percent
- Liberal Green Party-For A Free and Cleaner Serbia: 0.06 percent
- Dad, This is For You-Petar Đurić-PM of Serbia: 0.05 percent
- I Choose Justice, I Choose the Future-Strength Coalition: 0.03 percent
Turnout and scope of the repeat vote
In total, 4,444,310 voters cast ballots in the elections, which puts turnout at 68.89 percent.
The repeat vote was held at 31 polling stations where the results of the parliamentary elections could not be determined. It was also held at 22 polling stations where the vote of October 25 had been annulled. A total of 24,438 people were eligible to vote in the repeat round.
Next step
The RIK now has 96 hours to publish an overall report on the election results. Publication of that report starts the time frames for constituting the new National Assembly, Serbia's parliament.
Frequently asked questions
Which list won the Serbian early parliamentary elections?
The Student List won 53.01% of the vote once the results of the partial repeat vote were included, according to the Republic Electoral Commission (RIK).
How did Aleksandar Vučić's United Serbia list perform?
The Aleksandar Vučić-United Serbia list came second with 38.98% of the vote.
What was the voter turnout in the elections?
A total of 4,444,310 voters cast ballots, bringing turnout to 68.89%.
Why was a repeat vote held?
The repeat vote was held at 31 polling stations where the parliamentary election results could not be determined, and at 22 polling stations where the October 25 vote had been annulled.
What happens next after the election results?
The RIK has 96 hours to publish an overall report on the results, and its publication starts the timeframes for constituting the new National Assembly.
