Serbia Presidential elections 2017 live Voting Results Dates
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Serbia Presidential elections 2017 Results Voting Live Dates Opinion Exit Poll
Serbia Presidential elections 2017 Results Dates Voting Opinion Poll
National Presidential elections Date: 2 April 2017
Presidential elections in Serbia will be held on 2 April 2017, with a possible second round on 16 April. They will be the eleventh since the office of President was introduced in 1990. Incumbent President Tomislav Nikolić is eligible to run for a second five year term.
Serbia Presidential election Results Live 2017
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- Votering in Serbia will decide if people support public populist Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and his autocratic rule.
- Vucic needs to win by more than 50% of the vote to avoid a run off election on 16 April that would put him in a much trickier position against a single opposition candidate.
Electoral system of Serbia
Serbia elects a legislature and a president on a national level. The National Assembly of Serbia (Narodna skupština Republike Srbije) has 250 members elected for a four-year term. Serbia has a multi-party system, with numerousparties in which no one party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other to form coalition governments. A party must receive at least 5% of the votes in the entire country to qualify for any seats, except for national minorities' parties, who only have to reach 0.4%.
Candidates for Presidential Elections 2017
As of February 2017, several politicians have already declared they would be running for the presidency. The announced candidates are Vojislav Šešelj from the Serbian Radical Party, Boško Obradović from Dveri, Aleksandar Popović from the Democratic Party of Serbia, Saša Radulović from Enough is Enough, Miroslav Parović from the National Freedom Movement, Dušan Janjić from Active Serbia, and independent candidates Milan Stamatović, Saša Mirković, Saša Janković, Vuk Jeremić, and Andrej Fajgelj.
Serbia Parties and leaders
Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian Radical Party, Socialist Party of Serbia, Enough is Enough, Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia.
Serbia Presidential Last Election Results
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Candidates |
Nominating parties |
1st round |
2nd round |
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Votes |
% |
Votes |
% |
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Tomislav Nikolić |
Serbian Progressive Party |
979,216 |
25.05% |
1,552,063 |
49.54% |
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Boris Tadić |
Choice for a Better Life |
989,454 |
25.31% |
1,481,952 |
47.31% |
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Ivica Dačić |
Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), Party of United Pensioners of Serbia(PUPS), United Serbia (JS) |
556,013 |
14.23% |
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Vojislav Koštunica |
Democratic Party of Serbia |
290,861 |
7.44% |
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Zoran Stanković |
United Regions of Serbia |
257,054 |
6.58% |
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Čedomir Jovanović |
U-Turn coalition |
196,668 |
5.03% |
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Jadranka Šešelj |
Serbian Radical Party |
147,793 |
3.78% |
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Vladan Glišić |
independent (Civic Group Dveri) |
108,303 |
2.77% |
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István Pásztor |
Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians |
63,420 |
1.62% |
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Zoran Dragišić |
independent (Civic Group Movement of Workers and Peasants of Serbia) |
60,116 |
1.54% |
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Muamer Zukorlić |
Independent |
54,492 |
1.39% |
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Danica Grujičić |
Social Democratic Alliance |
30,602 |
0.78% |
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Registered voters |
7,026,579 |
6,771,479 |
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Total turnout |
3,911,136 |
57.77% |
3,132,679 |
46.26% |
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Valid |
3,736,476 |
95.53% |
3,034,015 |
96.85% |
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Invalid |
174,660 |
4.47% |
98,664 |
3.15% |
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