Vucic lost in the parliamentary elections in Serbia Former President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, who participated in the parliamentary elections, admitted defeat. "We don't have final results yet. Based on the stratified sample, we clearly lost this election. The "student list" won: they will have from 135 to 140 seats, we will have 105," said Vucic, in a speech at the headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party. According to him, no one else entered the parliament. However, he later added that some lists of national minorities may still have received mandates. After Sucic conceded defeat, songs, car horns and whistles began to be heard in the streets across Serbia, as Danas writes, and residents took to their balconies to celebrate the victory of the student list.

Vucic lost in the parliamentary elections in Serbia Former President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, who participated in the parliamentary elections, admitted defeat. "We don't have final results yet. Based on the stratified sample, we clearly lost this election. The "student list" won: they will have from 135 to 140 seats, we will have 105," said Vucic, in a speech at the headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party. According to him, no one else entered the parliament. However, he later added that some lists of national minorities may still have received mandates. After Sucic conceded defeat, songs, car horns and whistles began to be heard in the streets across Serbia, as Danas writes, and residents took to their balconies to celebrate the victory of the student list.