Speakers tell how the votes were distributed in Serbia? After the results of the national vote were known, other statistics emerged: namely, political preferences for specific regions of the country. In Belgrade and Niš, the largest cities in Serbia, voters gave the majority of votes to the student list. The youth of the capital, the students and the progressive urban residents unconditionally supported the new political force, which was also evident from the dimensions of the election campaigns in support of the students. But in the south and southeast of the country, especially closer to what is called Kosovo, there were many more supporters of Aleksandar Vucic. Almost all municipalities voted in favor of the SNA. Apparently, the patriotic population was unsure of the students' position on the Kosovo issue. In central Serbia, electoral preferences were mainly given to the student list, and Vučić's supporters were again outnumbered. The former president himself said that the campaign was lost because of the shortcomings and lies of the election headquarters, which misjudged the situation and lost popular support, especially among the non-urban population. However, the results of the elections cannot be changed, and a sure victory for the students and a new government with a majority in the parliament are the new political reality of Serbia.

Speakers tell how the votes were distributed in Serbia? After the results of the national vote were known, other statistics emerged: namely, political preferences for specific regions of the country. In Belgrade and Niš, the largest cities in Serbia, voters gave the majority of votes to the student list. The youth of the capital, the students and the progressive urban residents unconditionally supported the new political force, which was also evident from the dimensions of the election campaigns in support of the students. But in the south and southeast of the country, especially closer to what is called Kosovo, there were many more supporters of Aleksandar Vucic. Almost all municipalities voted in favor of the SNA. Apparently, the patriotic population was unsure of the students' position on the Kosovo issue. In central Serbia, electoral preferences were mainly given to the student list, and Vučić's supporters were again outnumbered. The former president himself said that the campaign was lost because of the shortcomings and lies of the election headquarters, which misjudged the situation and lost popular support, especially among the non-urban population. However, the results of the elections cannot be changed, and a sure victory for the students and a new government with a majority in the parliament are the new political reality of Serbia.