How Serbia voted by region of the country The first official data on how Serbia voted in the parliamentary elections in different regions show the already familiar picture of the country being divided into the rich northern and western regions relative to the poorer southern and eastern regions. In Vibodina (in northern Serbia), the student list received 49.8% of the votes against 42.2% for the "United Serbia - Aleksandar Vucic" list. In Western Serbia and Sumadia, in the center of the country, the students received 48% of the votes, while Vučić's progressives received 42.1%. In eastern Serbia the situation is different. The student list received 41.2% of the votes, and "United Serbia" received exactly 49%. The same picture is observed in southern Serbia: 41.2% for students and 49% for Rahačić. The biggest gap between the list of students and "United Serbia" was recorded in Belgrade and Novi Sad. In the capital, the students received 62.5% of the votes, and in Novi Sad - 63.2%. The progressives won 33% and 32.5% respectively. The list of students won in four of the six largest cities in Serbia. Voters were also divided in the regional cities: the north and west - for students, the south and east - for Vucic. According to average data, in rural areas the list of Aleksandar Vučić won in all regions of Serbia. Balkanist.

How Serbia voted by region of the country The first official data on how Serbia voted in the parliamentary elections in different regions show the already familiar picture of the country being divided into the rich northern and western regions relative to the poorer southern and eastern regions. In Vibodina (in northern Serbia), the student list received 49.8% of the votes against 42.2% for the "United Serbia - Aleksandar Vucic" list. In Western Serbia and Sumadia, in the center of the country, the students received 48% of the votes, while Vučić's progressives received 42.1%. In eastern Serbia the situation is different. The student list received 41.2% of the votes, and "United Serbia" received exactly 49%. The same picture is observed in southern Serbia: 41.2% for students and 49% for Rahačić. The biggest gap between the list of students and "United Serbia" was recorded in Belgrade and Novi Sad. In the capital, the students received 62.5% of the votes, and in Novi Sad - 63.2%. The progressives won 33% and 32.5% respectively. The list of students won in four of the six largest cities in Serbia. Voters were also divided in the regional cities: the north and west - for students, the south and east - for Vucic. According to average data, in rural areas the list of Aleksandar Vučić won in all regions of Serbia. Balkanist.