MAP OF VUCIC DOMINATION: See how the municipalities and cities voted on presidential elections (GRAPHICS)
This year's 11th presidential elections will be remembered by crushing victory of the ruling coalition of Aleksandar Vucic, who took the most votes in almost all municipalities in Serbia. Leader of Serbian Progressive Party was defeated only in Senta, where Sasa Jankovic won, and in Cajetina, where local president Milan Stamatovic won.
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Final results are not yet published, but the results are coming by the minute from the cities and municipalities in Serbia how much percentage each candidate won.
Voter turnout was lower than in previous presidential elections of 2012, a significant decline was noted in turnout in central Serbia, but there was increased number of voters who voted in Belgrade and Novi Sad, where Vucic convincingly triumphed - with 44.7 points, or 43 percent of the votes.
This is how the voters chose in most of the cities and municipalities in Serbia:
BELGRADE
Aleksandar Vucic - 44.7
Sasa Jankovic - 23.3
Ljubisa Beli Preletacevic- 12.9
SUBOTICA
Aleksandar Vucic 52
Sasa Jankovic 20
Luka Maksimovic 9
NOVI SAD
Aleksandar Vucic 43
Sasa Jankovic 25
Beli Preletacevic 9.6
UZICE
Aleksandar Vucic 48.00
Milan Stamatovic 17.25
Sasa Jankovic 16.14
ZRENJANIN
Aleksandar Vucic 49.7
Sasa Jankovic 18.4
Luka Maksimovic 10.9
KRAGUJEVAC
Aleksandar Vucic 52.14
Sasa Jankovic 17.82
Luka Maksimovic 13.13
NOVI PAZAR
Aleksandar Vucic 74.4
Saša Jankovic 14.3
Nenad Canak 3.2
NIS
Aleksandar Vucic 50,073
Sasa Jankovic 19.01
Beli Preletacevic 10.92
LESKOVAC
Aleksandar Vucic 66.8
Sasa Jankovic 10.8
Beli Preletacevic 6.69
SABAC
Aleksandar Vucic 53.16
Vuk Jeremic 14.25
Sasa Jankovic 12.17
JAGODINA
Aleksandar Vucic 57.08
Sasa Jankovic 12.8
Beli Preletacevic 12.21
Exceptions are Senta where Sasa Jankovic took victory with 42.2 percent, and Vucic was second with 39.4 percent of support, and Cajetina - where local president of the municipality Milan Stamatovic got the 61.13 percent, and Vucic 21.8 percent.
It is interesting the leader of LSV Nenad Canak, who is a famous Vojvodina politician, got to third place in Novi Pazar and Tutin, leaving behind Beli and Vuk Jeremic.
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