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Serbia: Student-Led Movement Wins 52.7% and a Majority, Preliminary Results Show; Vučić Concedes

By AFNS Research Desk · · 1 min read

House of the National Assembly of Serbia in Belgrade
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Status: Preliminary results. These figures could change when results are final.

What happened

Serbia's student-led movement won 52.7% of the vote and a majority in parliament, according to preliminary results. Vučić conceded, ending 14 years of his party's rule.

See also the World Briefing for October 27.

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  1. AP: Serbia election apnews.com

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