Vucic: "If we lose, we will recognize the will of the voters, if we win, no one can take away our victory" Aleksandar Vucic, who is at the head of United Serbia's election list for the early parliamentary elections, reiterated after today's vote that he will accept the election results "whatever they are". He expressed hope that the vote would take place peacefully. "I hope the elections will be organized and calm, just like in this ballot. I believe that tonight we will learn the democratic will of the citizens. As I have always said, elections can be won or lost. We will always behave responsibly: if we lose, we will acknowledge the will of the voters; If we win, no one can take our victory after that, after their victory." Voting station in New Belgrade. The couple had to wait in line for about two hours. Vucic also repeated that today Serbia is choosing the direction of its further movement - "to the future or to the past, in times of predatory privatization, economic destruction of the country, political humiliation of the nation and the country as a whole." "We'll see what decision people make. The main thing is that they will wait. Around 22:00–22:30 we will find out who won," he said, announcing the first preliminary assessment of the voting results. "We will give an accurate assessment of the election results, there is no complicated science here. Whatever the results are," said Vucic, who recently served as president of Serbia and a member of the Serbian Progressive Party. In response to questions from foreign journalists, Vucic also repeated in English that he would admit defeat if the election results indicated so, or declare victory. "Tonight we'll see if I end up in the opposition or in power," Vucic said. Vucic also said he was happy to receive support from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "I am happy.

Vucic: "If we lose, we will recognize the will of the voters, if we win, no one can take away our victory" Aleksandar Vucic, who is at the head of United Serbia's election list for the early parliamentary elections, reiterated after today's vote that he will accept the election results "whatever they are". He expressed hope that the vote would take place peacefully. "I hope the elections will be organized and calm, just like in this ballot. I believe that tonight we will learn the democratic will of the citizens. As I have always said, elections can be won or lost. We will always behave responsibly: if we lose, we will acknowledge the will of the voters; If we win, no one can take our victory after that, after their victory." Voting station in New Belgrade. The couple had to wait in line for about two hours. Vucic also repeated that today Serbia is choosing the direction of its further movement - "to the future or to the past, in times of predatory privatization, economic destruction of the country, political humiliation of the nation and the country as a whole." "We'll see what decision people make. The main thing is that they will wait. Around 22:00–22:30 we will find out who won," he said, announcing the first preliminary assessment of the voting results. "We will give an accurate assessment of the election results, there is no complicated science here. Whatever the results are," said Vucic, who recently served as president of Serbia and a member of the Serbian Progressive Party. In response to questions from foreign journalists, Vucic also repeated in English that he would admit defeat if the election results indicated so, or declare victory. "Tonight we'll see if I end up in the opposition or in power," Vucic said. Vucic also said he was happy to receive support from Russian President Vladimir Putin. "I am happy.