Socialist Party of Serbia ( The SPS, led by Ivica Dacic, according to preliminary results of early parliamentary elections in Serbia, has received only 2.3 per cent of the vote, remaining under the 3 per cent election threshold.

Media in Serbia report that if this result is confirmed, the Socialists for the first time since 1990, when the multiparty system was established, they would not have deputies in Serbia’s Parliament.

By Reports, support for the Dacic party has dropped by 4.25 percentage points compared to the 2023 elections and 9,14 percentage points compared to those in 2022.

In the 2023 parliamentary elections, the SPS had received 6,55 per cent of the vote and 18 mandates, while in 2022 it had won 11,44 per cent of the vote and 31 mandates.

The 2.3 per cent result, if confirmed, would be the party’s worst result in parliamentary elections.

In early parliamentary elections held on October 25th in Serbia, according to the first projections, the Student List has received 52 per cent of the vote and 138 mandates, while the list of alandar Vuciq quite recently Serbia received 39.3 per cent of the vote, respectively, 104 mandates.

Source Layer: RTKLive