Vucic admits Kadima's defeat in Serbian parliamentary elections Xinhua News Agency, Belgrade, October 25 (reporter Shi Zhongyu Jin Danyi) Former Serbian President Vucic admitted on the evening of the 25th that the electoral alliance led by the Serbian Kadima party failed in the parliamentary elections held that day. Vucic said that day at the campaign headquarters in the capital Belgrade that based on the results of stratified sampling, the "Student-Winning Student List" promoted by student groups is expected to receive 135 to 140 seats in the 250-seat National Assembly, while "Alexander Vucic-United Party of Serbia" is expected to receive about 5 seats in the Serbian elections. seats Vucic said that the "Student-Student-Winning List" is expected to receive approximately 2.2 million votes, and the electoral alliance headed by him is expected to receive approximately 1.72 million votes. He said he had received the election results and would carry out political activity as an opposition party. In these elections, political parties and party alliances submitted a total of 18 electoral lists to compete for 250 seats in the National Assembly. Obtaining at least 126 seats can achieve a parliamentary majority. As of press time, the Serbian Election Commission has not announced the final election results.

Vucic admits Kadima's defeat in Serbian parliamentary elections Xinhua News Agency, Belgrade, October 25 (reporter Shi Zhongyu Jin Danyi) Former Serbian President Vucic admitted on the evening of the 25th that the electoral alliance led by the Serbian Kadima party failed in the parliamentary elections held that day. Vucic said that day at the campaign headquarters in the capital Belgrade that based on the results of stratified sampling, the "Student-Winning Student List" promoted by student groups is expected to receive 135 to 140 seats in the 250-seat National Assembly, while "Alexander Vucic-United Party of Serbia" is expected to receive about 5 seats in the Serbian elections. seats Vucic said that the "Student-Student-Winning List" is expected to receive approximately 2.2 million votes, and the electoral alliance headed by him is expected to receive approximately 1.72 million votes. He said he had received the election results and would carry out political activity as an opposition party. In these elections, political parties and party alliances submitted a total of 18 electoral lists to compete for 250 seats in the National Assembly. Obtaining at least 126 seats can achieve a parliamentary majority. As of press time, the Serbian Election Commission has not announced the final election results.