Vučić declares absolute victory in parliamentary and provincial elections, Belgrade uncertain!

(Patria) - There are elections that no one has talked about, and they are important, it is about the elections for the Provincial Assembly of Vojvodina, and an absolute majority is on the side of "Serbia Must Not Stop", out of 120 deputies, we will have between 67 and 69 deputies, announced the leader of the "Serbia Must Not Stop" list, Aleksandar Vučić.

“I will also say for Belgrade, "Serbia Must Not Stop" has a convincing lead,” Aleksandar Vučić stated at a press conference.

He adds that as far as Serbia is concerned, they have not yet included Kosovo.

“According to the first data, we won 72 percent of the votes from Kosovo. At the parliamentary level, based on a sample of 76 percent, it is possible that it will change by +-1 percent, "Serbia Must Not Stop" is at 46.5 percent, Serbia Against Violence 23.5, SPS 6.5, NADA 4.9, Nestorović 4.7 percent, and SVM 1.9 percent,” announced Vučić.

He said that the list he leads will have an absolute majority in the National Assembly of Serbia.

“So far, we have not found a single polling station where the Serbia Must Not Stop list received fewer votes than in the previous elections. On average, that is a 10 percent increase. As for Belgrade, the Serbia Must Not Stop list won 38.5 percent, Serbia Against Violence is at 35 percent, the third-placed is NADA at 6 percent, and SPS at 5.4, and Nestorović at 5.1. It is obvious that the government in Belgrade depends on two factors, Nestorović, who will have around 6 mandates, and DVERI/ZAVETINCI, who are on the verge of the census,” emphasized Vučić.

He said he was happy about the success.

“We know what we have done and how many troubles await us, but it is important for us to unite people, whoever forms the majority in Belgrade. We promised the people that Serbia would be a different country, and to receive so many votes, I am infinitely happy and infinitely grateful.

At the SNS headquarters during the announcement of the results were the president of the entity RS, Milorad Dodik, and the Minister of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nenad Nešić.