The list "Aleksandar Vucic – Serbia must not stop" won in Washington

At the polling station in Washington, the list "Aleksandar Vucic – Serbia must not stop" secured a convincing victory in the parliamentary elections with 56.74% of the votes.

In the second position at this polling station is the list "Serbia Against Violence" with 32.25% of the votes.

Out of the total of 269 registered voters in Washington, 217 cast their votes, while two ballots were invalid, Dusan Kozarev, the president of the election committee at the polling station in the Embassy of Serbia in Washington, stated for Kosovo Online.

As he pointed out, the list "Serbia must not stop" won 122 votes or 56.74% of the votes. For the list "Ivica Dacic – Prime Minister of Serbia", two voters cast their ballots, constituting 0.93%.

One voter supported the list of the Serbian Radical Party, which is 0.36%, while the list "National Gathering", composed of Dveri and Oathkeepers, received three votes, or 1.39%.

Two votes were cast for the list "Hope for Serbia", which is 0.93%, while one vote went to the list led by Usame Zukorlic.

The list "Serbia Against Violence" won 70 votes or 32.25%.

Kozarev said that the list led by Vuk Jeremic had secured four votes or 1.86%, the same as the list "Good morning, Serbia", consisting of the Social Democratic Party and Enough is Enough.

Six voters, or 2.79%, supported the list "We – the voice of the people" led by Branimir Nestorovic.

Other lists did not receive any votes.

In the United States, voting took place a day earlier than in Serbia, as well as in Canada, Great Britain, and Portugal.

In the United States, voting occurred at the Embassy of Serbia in Washington and consulates in Chicago and New York. More than 1,100 voters were registered in the US, with the highest numbers in Chicago 539, New York 335, and in Washington 269 voters.