Final electoral results released - ten lists make it to new Serbian parliament

BELGRADE - Serbia's national electoral commission adopted on Friday evening a consolidated report on the final results of the December 17 parliamentary elections, according to which ten electoral lists have made it to the new parliament.

The Aleksandar Vucic-led Serbia Must Not Stop electoral list won the most seats in the parliament - 129, after garnering 1,783,701 votes, or 46.75 pct of the total.

With 902,450 votes (23.66 pct), the Serbia Against Violence list will have 65 seats.

The Ivica Dacic - PM of Serbia list, backed by 249,916 voters (6.55 pct), follows with 18 MPs.

The HOPE coalition, which won 191,431 votes (5.02 pct), will have 13 seats.

The Branimir Nestorovic-led We, A Voice From The People list will also be represented by 13 MPs after winning 178,830 votes (4.69 pct).

Five minority lists have also made it to the parliament.

With 64,747 votes (1.7 pct), the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians will have six seats.

The Usame Zukorlic - United For Justice list was supported by 29,066 voters (0.76 pct) and will have two MPs, as will the Sulejman Ugljanin-led Democratic Action Party of Sandzak, which won 21,827 votes (0.57 pct).

The Slobodan Nikolic - Russian Party list, which garnered 11,369 votes (0.30 pct), and the Political Struggle of Albanians Continues - Saip Kamberi list, which won 13,501 votes (0.35 pct), will each have one seat.

According to the final electoral results, 3,815,007 people voted in the polls.