Data from the Republic Election Commission, based on numbers processed from all polling stations in Serbia proper designated for voters from Kosovo, shows that the majority of Kosovo Serbs, as many as 17,087 or 71.56%, voted for the „Aleksandar Vučić – Serbia Must Not Stop“ list in yesterday’s parliamentary elections.
In Serbia yesterday, elections were held for a new parliament and local government in 65 self-governing municipalities, including Belgrade. Once again, Kosovo Serbs did not vote on the territory of Kosovo, instead, they exercised their civil rights in the nearest regions in Serbia proper.
These elections were marked by all-day lines and hours-long delays at the crossings, and the actual situation on the ground differed from the official data of the Kosovo Ministry of Interior.
Today, the Republican Election Commission announced the first results, based on processed data from 51 polling stations.
As they specified, out of a total of 94,161 voters from Kosovo, 23,878 of them (25.36%) participated in the voting process.
The data show that these elections recorded a low turnout of voters from Kosovo.
In more than half of the municipalities, the percentage of voters who did not participate in the elections is higher than 80%. The absolute record holder in this regard is Gora – with 95.05% of residents abstaining. On the other hand, in Sirinicka Zupa, 87% of registered voters from Strpce did not vote, and neither did 97% from Urosevac.
According to the official data of the REC on registered voters from Kosovo registered in border towns, the percentage of those who abstained is very high, almost 75%. This despite the fact that the crossing points recorded all-day crowds and hours-long waiting lines.
Total results for municipalities
SPS took the second place with 2,249 votes or 9.42%, and „Serbia Against Violence“ took the third with 1,042 votes or 4.36%.
The NADA coalition was in fourth place with 903 or 3.78%, followed by Zavetnici and Dveri with 642 votes or 2.69%.
With 579 votes or 2.42%, the list „We – the Voice of the People“ was in sixth place, followed by the list of Vojislav Šešelj – which won 218 votes or 0.91%.
Kosovo Serbs also voted for the People’s Party – 148 votes or 0.62%, while 104 people voted for Saša Radulović and Boris Tadić, which is 0.44%.
Other lists won an even smaller number of votes.
1,910 residents of Mitrovica voted for Vučić
In Kosovska Mitrovica, out of 15,203 registered voters – 3,055 of them voted, according to REC data from all six polling stations designated for this municipality.
Of that number, Vučić’s list won 62.52% or 1,910 votes. This list is followed by „Serbia Against Violence“ with 233 votes or 7.63% and by the NADA Coalition with 175 votes or 5.73%.
In fourth place is Branimir Nestorović’s list with two votes less, followed by Ivica Dacić – 137 votes or 4.48%. The People’s Party won 55 votes of voters from Kosovska Mitrovica or 1.8%.
Leposavic: Vučić won 67%, SPS takes second place
When it comes to the municipality of Leposavic, where all five polling stations were also processed, 3,424 citizens voted out of 9,734 registered voters.
In this municipality, Vučić won 67% or 2,294, and SPS won 8.47% or 290 votes. „Serbia Against Violence“ won 223 or 6.51%, and in fourth place is coalition NADA with 151 votes or 4.41%.
Dveri and Zavetnici received 122 votes from the citizens of Leposavic or 3.56% and Branimir Nestorovic – 114 or 3.33%.
Zvecan: Vučić, then NADA coalition
Out of a total of 5,801 voters in Zvecan, 1,509 went to the polls yesterday.
Vučić also won the highest number of votes in this municipality as well, with 962 votes or 63.75T%.
The NADA Coalition took second place – with 104 votes or 6.89%, and SPS is in third place with 88 votes or 5.83%. “Serbia Against Violence” won 87 votes or 5.77%, and Branimir Nestorović took the fifth place with three votes less.
The People’s Party won 27 votes.
The majority of Zubin Potok locals voted for Vučić
All polling stations were also processed for the municipality of Zubin Potok, where, once again, the largest number of votes went to Vučić.
Out of 4,389 registered voters, 1,632 citizens voted – of which 1,062 voted for Vučić or 65.07%. “Serbia Against Violence” took the second place with 139 votes or 8.52%. In third place is SPS with 106 votes or 6.5%.
Citizens in Zubin Potok also voted for the NADA coalition – 82 votes or 5.2%, then for Dveri and Zavetnici, as well as for Branimir Nestorović.
South of the Ibar – higher number of votes for Vučić and SPS
Apart from the fact that Vučić won the majority of votes from the residents of the north of Kosovo, the percentages of votes in support of his list are significantly higher in central Kosovo.
Also, the SPS still remained the stronghold of central Kosovo, and the NADA Coalition is also following in their footsteps. There are drastic differences in percentages between Vučić and the other lists.
Data were also processed for Pristina, where out of 10,087 registered voters, 1,965 citizens voted yesterday.
A total of 1,337 votes were cast for Aleksandar Vučić or 68.04%. In second place is the SPS – 262 or 13.33%, and in third place is the NADA coalition with 67 votes or 3.41%. With 56 votes or 2.85%, „Serbia Against Violence“ was in fourth place, and with only two votes less – Zavetnici and Dveri (2.75%). Nestorović won 47 votes or 2.39%.
There were 3,693 registered voters in Kosovo Polje, and 626 of them showed up at the polls. All the data has been processed, and Vučić’s list won the majority of votes here as well – 71.57 %or 448 votes. SPS is in second place in this municipality – 109 or 17.41%, and the NADA coalition is in third place with only 19 votes – 3.4%. “Serbia Against Violence” won 14 votes or 2.34%, and Dveri and Zavetnici received 13 votes.
Both polling stations for Lipljan have already been processed. 4,937 voters were registered in this municipality, and 1,438 of them voted.
A total of 77.2% voted for Vučić, followed by the SPS with 182 votes. “Serbia Against Violence” won 26 votes or 1.81% in Lipljan, and the NADA coalition won only two votes less – 24, i.e. 1.67%.
In the municipality of Obilić, out of 2,691 registered voters, 968 voted.
Of these, 778 votes were given to the list of Aleksandar Vučić or 80.37%, 122 votes to SPS or 12.6%, and 25 or 2.58 % voted for Dveri and Zavetnici. A total of 14 voters from the municipality of Obilic voted for the NADA Coalition – 1.45%.
All three polling stations were processed in the municipality of Strpce. There are a total of 5,428 registered voters, and 660 or 12.15% of them voted.
In this municipality, Vučić won 511 votes or 77.42%, and SPS – 43 or 6.52%. The NADA coalition received 30 votes (4.55%), and Dveri and Zavetnici and “Serbia Against Violence” received 15 each.
One polling station was designated for Pec, and this is the only municipality where Vučić’s list did not win, but the SPS did with 257 votes or 54.11%. Right behind them was Vučić with 206 votes or 43.37%.
Vučić also won in Gora with over 80%, followed by Dačić.
Apart from Zavetnici and Dveri, the NADA coalition and “Serbia Against Violence” which won 2 votes or 0.42% each, other lists did not receive a single vote.
The example of the Municipality of Urosevac is also interesting, where Vučić won the majority of votes, followed by Dačić, while the NADA coalition, Branimir Nestorović, the „Serbia Against Violence“ list, and the Dveri and Zavetnici lists all won one vote each.
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