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Student List takes 140 seats in Serbia's National Assembly

The Republic Electoral Commission determined the preliminary results of Serbia's early parliamentary election from 8.187 polling stations. Студентска листа, the Student List, won 2.267.615 votes, or 52,71 per cent, and 140 seats. The list "Александар Вучић - Уједињена Србија", Aleksandar Vucic - United Serbia, won 1.685.022 votes, or 39,17 per cent, and 104 seats. The Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians and the Albanian Coalition took two seats each, and the lists of Rasim Ljajic and of the SDA of Sandzak one each. The list of Ivica Dacic polled 2,17 per cent and won no seat, staying below the three per cent threshold that applies to lists other than those of national minorities. Serbia's National Assembly is a single chamber elected from one nationwide constituency.

Student List votes: 2.267.615 Student List vote share: 52,71 per cent Student List seats: 140 United Serbia seats: 104 Polling stations counted: 8.187
Why it matters for exams: Serbia's parliament is the single-chamber National Assembly, elected from one nationwide constituency, and elections are conducted by the Republic Electoral Commission.
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In plain words

RIK Republic Electoral Commission — The body that conducts and declares the results of national elections in Serbia.

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