Commission determines collective electoral list for parliamentary polls

BELGRADE - Serbia's national electoral commission on Friday determined the collective electoral list of candidates for the December 17 parliamentary polls in Serbia.

It is comprised of 18 lists of coalitions, parties and organisations with a total of 2,817 candidates for MPs.

The collective list will be displayed at all polling stations in the country and the individual lists will appear in the ballots in the order in which they were approved by the commission.

The approved electoral lists are Aleksandar Vucic - Serbia Must Not Stop, Ivica Dacic PM of Serbia, Dr Vojislav Seselj - Serbian Radical Party, the list of a coalition formed by the Serbian Dveri Movement and the Serbian Oathkeepers Party, named National Gathering - State-building Strength, the Dr Milos Jovanovic - Hope for Serbia list, the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians - For Our President, For Our Community, For The Future list, Serbia Against Violence - Miroslav Aleksic - Marinika Tepic list, the Usame Zukorlic - United for Justice - Party of Justice and Reconciliation - Bosniaks of Sandzak, Tomislav Zigmanov - Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina list, as well as the Party of Democratic Action of Sandzak - Dr Sulejman Ugljanin, Together for Future and Development - Coalition for Peace and Tolerance list, the People's Party - Safe Choice, Serious People - Vuk Jeremic, Dr Sanda Raskovic Ivic, Sinisa Kovacevic, Vladimir Gajic, Marina Lipovac Tanaskovic list, the Good Morning, Serbia - Sasa Radulovic - Boris Tadic Social Democratic Party - Ana Pejic (Kidnapped Babies) list and the Saip Kamberi-led list, named The Political Struggle of Albanians Continues.

Also approved are the We, A Voice From The People, prof dr Branimir Nestorovic, the Serbia In The West - Zoran Vuletic - Nemanja Milosevic - Let Professionals Have A Say - Vladimir Kovacevic, the Russian Party - Slobodan Nikolic, the Cedomir Jovanovic - It Must Be Done Differently and the Albanian Democratic Alternative United Valley electoral lists.