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2023 Serbian local elections

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2023 Serbian local elections
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Results of the local elections
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Local elections in 65 cities and municipalities in Serbia were held on 17 December 2023. Initially scheduled to be held in 2024, Aleksandar Vučić, the president of Serbia, announced, first in September and again in October 2023, that local elections could be held in December 2023, concurrently with the provincial and parliamentary elections. Following his announcement in September 2023, mayors and presidents of municipalities, including the capital Belgrade, resigned for the local elections to take place on 17 December. The elections were called on 1 November.

Background

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In most cities and municipalities in Serbia, previous local elections, which were regular, were held on 21 June 2020.[1] Initially scheduled for 26 April 2020, they were postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[2] The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), which has been the ruling party of Serbia since 2012,[3] has won most votes and seats in local assemblies of all cities and municipalities except Čajetina, Ražanj, Surdulica, Beočin, Topola, Svilajnac, and New Belgrade.[4][5] Most opposition parties, including the opposition Alliance for Serbia coalition, boycotted the elections, claiming that they would not be free and fair.[6][7] Since then, early local elections were held in 2 cities and 17 municipalities, in 2021 and 2022 respectively.[8][9][10] In the 2021 local elections, SNS won the most seats in all municipalities except Preševo,[11][12] and in 2022 it again won the most seats in the 12 municipalities and 2 cities where the local elections were held.[13]

On national level, general elections were held in April 2022.[14] SNS and its coalition partners won the most seats, while opposition parties returned to the National Assembly.[15][16][17] The United for the Victory of Serbia alliance, which placed second in the parliamentary election and the Belgrade City Assembly election, was dissolved after the election.[18] After the Belgrade school shooting and a mass murder near Mladenovac and Smederevo, anti-government protests have been organised in Serbia, with the largest being held in Belgrade.[19][20][21] Tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken part in the protests,[22][23] with Politico describing the protests as largest since the overthrow of Slobodan Milošević.[24]

Electoral system

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Local elections in Serbia are held under a proportional representation system. Eligible voters vote for electoral lists, on which the registered candidates are present. An electoral list could be submitted by a registered political party, a coalition of political parties, or a citizens' group. The number of valid signatures needed to be collected to take part in the election varies by the number of eligible voters in that municipality. At least 40 percent of candidates on electoral lists must be female. The electoral list is submitted by its chosen ballot representative, who does not have to be present on its electoral list. An electoral list could be declined, after which those who had submitted can fix the deficiencies in a span of 48 hours, or rejected, if the person is not authorised to nominate candidates. The name and date of the election, the names of the electoral lists and its ballot representatives, and information on how to vote are only present on the voting ballot.[25]

Local electoral commissions and polling boards oversee the election. Seats are allocated with an electoral threshold of 3 percent of all votes cast, however if no electoral list wins 3 percent of all votes cast, then all electoral lists that received votes can participate in the distribution of seats. The seats are distributed by electoral lists in proportion to the number of votes received, while the number of seats belonging to electoral lists is determined by applying the highest quotient system. The seats are distributed by dividing the total number of votes received by the electoral list participating in the distribution of seats by each number from one to the number of councillors the local assembly has. The obtained quotients are classified by size so that the electoral list has as many mandates as it has its quotients among the highest quotients of all the electoral lists participating in the distribution. If two or more electoral lists receive the same quotients on the basis of which the seat is distributed, the electoral list that received the greater number of votes has priority. The seats in the local assemblies are awarded to the candidates to their order on the electoral list, starting with the first candidate from an electoral list. When the councillors of a local assembly are sworn in, they in turn elect the mayor.[25]

An electoral list could be declared the status of an ethnic minority electoral list by the local electoral commission. An ethnic minority electoral list could be only submitted by a registered political party or a coalition of political parties of an ethnic minority. If the percentage of the members of that ethnic minority is less than 50% in that municipality, an electoral list could be then granted the status of an ethnic minority electoral list. If the electoral list receives less than the 3 percent electoral threshold of all votes cast, it would still take part in the distribution of seats. When the distribution of seats takes place, the quotients of ethnic minority electoral lists that won less than 3 percent of the votes are increased by 35 percent.[25]

Any local election, whether it is a municipal or a local assembly election, is called by the president of the National Assembly, who also has to announce its date. To vote, a person has to be a citizen and resident of Serbia and at least 18 years old. A voter could only vote in the municipality of their residence. An election silence begins two days before the scheduled election, meaning that no opinion polls, presentation of candidates and their programmes, or invitation to vote in the election could take place.[25]

Election date

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In April 2023, newspaper Danas reported that snap parliamentary elections, local elections, Vojvodina provincial election, and the Belgrade City Assembly election could be held as early as in November 2023.[26] At a press conference in July 2023, Aleksandar Vučić, the president of Serbia and former president of SNS, said that an early parliamentary election "could take place in September or December if the opposition parties agree. And if not, we will have general elections in April or May 2024, to be held concurrently with the Vojvodina provincial election and the regular local elections".[27] By law, the Vojvodina provincial election and regular local elections could be held as late as 30 June 2024.[28] Darko Glišić, the president of the SNS executive board, stated that the local and provincial elections will be held in the first half of 2024.[29] In August, Vučić said that provincial and local elections will "certainly be held in the next six or seven months", and that "most likely, parliamentary ones will be held as well".[30]

Newspaper Nova and news portal N1 reported in September 2023 that local, provincial, and parliamentary elections could be held as early as 19 December 2023.[31][32] Vučić and Vučević also held a gathering with officials from Vojvodina on 5 September, with newspaper Blic reporting that the official date will be revealed after the 78th United Nations General Assembly, which is set to be held on 18–26 September.[33] In late September, Vučić announced that the elections will be called in December 2023 in order for them to be organised on 4 March 2023.[34] He subsequently announced in September 2023 that they could be held on 17 December 2023.[35]

Following Vučić's announcement that the elections could be held on 17 December, presidents of municipalities such as Smederevo, Leskovac, Kraljevo, Trstenik, and Kučevo resigned, automatically triggering snap elections in those municipalities.[36] Alongside the presidents of municipalities of Smederevo, Leskovac, Kraljevo, Trstenik, and Kučevo, mayors and presidents of municipalities of Belgrade, Kruševac, Pirot, Novi Pazar, Šabac, Topola, Velika Plana, Lapovo, Veliko Gradište, Malo Crniće, Žabari, Petrovac, Žagubica, Bogatić, Vladimirci, Koceljeva, Despotovac, Požega, and Priboj resigned.[37][38] In total, 65 mayors and presidents of municipalities resigned.[39] Miloš Vučević, the deputy prime minister of Serbia and president of SNS, said in October 2023 that local elections in rest of municipalities will be held in May or June 2024.[40] The government of Serbia sent a proposal to call local elections in 65 cities and municipalities on 30 October.[41] Vladimir Orlić, the president of the National Assembly of Serbia, called the elections on 1 November.[42]

Abbreviations

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Name Abbreviation
Action for Smederevo AZS
Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians VMSZ/SVM
Democratic Party DS
Green–Left Front ZLF
Healthy Serbia ZS
Initiative for Požega IZP
Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia POKS
Movement of Free Citizens PSG
New Democratic Party of Serbia NDSS
Party of Freedom and Justice SSP
PUPS – Solidarity and Justice PUPS
People's Party Narodna
Serbia Centre SRCE
Serbian Movement Dveri Dveri
Serbian Progressive Party SNS
Serbian Party Oathkeepers SSZ
Social Democratic Party SDS
Social Democratic Party of Serbia SDPS
Socialist Party of Serbia SPS
Together Zajedno
Together for Kragujevac ZZK
United Serbia JS

Results and campaign

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Demostat, a research and publishing non-governmental organisation, has reported that opposition parties will have a chance of obtaining good results in large urban areas like Belgrade, Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Niš, and Užice. They have pointed out examples like the formation of a joint opposition alliance in Kragujevac, and that despite not forming a local government, opposition parties won more votes than government parties in the Belgrade City Assembly election in 2022.[43] Đorđe Vukadinović of Nova srpska politička misao has argued that opposition parties also have a chance of obtaining good results in Čačak but that in Šabac, Kraljevo, and Zrenjanin, elections could come close.[43][44] "Although in the rest of Serbia SNS is generally the favourite, it is far from untouchability of previous elections", Vukadinović has said.[43] Srećko Mihailović of Demostat has also said that opposition parties will have smaller chances of winning in smaller municipalities, mainly due to alleged abuse of power in smaller municipalities.[44]

Belgrade

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Main article: 2023 Belgrade City Assembly election

Šumadija and Western Serbia

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Main article: 2023 Šumadija and Western Serbia local elections

Aleksandrovac

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Incumbent Aleksandrovac mayor Mirko Mihajlović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[45]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Aleksandrovac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)4,87536.2722
Citizens' Group: Movement for Župa–Dr. Jugoslav Stajkovac2,53818.8811
Citizens' Group: Awakening of Župa–Ivan Brborić2,46618.3511
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,80913.468
Serbia Against Violence–Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Prof. Dragiša Stamenković (People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party)1,53211.407
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma2211.64–
Total13,441100.0059
Valid votes13,44196.06
Invalid/blank votes5523.94
Total votes13,993100.00
Registered voters/turnout21,29765.70
Source: [46][47]

Jelena Paunović of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[48]

Batočina

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Incumbent Batočina mayor Zdravko Mladenović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election. A provisional administration was subsequently established with Dejan Aranđelović, also of the Progressive Party, as its leader.[49]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Batočina Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Better Serbia, Healthy Serbia)3,33553.7017
Citizens' Group: Proven Better for Batočina96515.545
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)82313.254
Citizens' Group: Let Batočina Win3846.181
Citizens' Group: Justice - Lawyer Predrag Vulović3054.911
Citizens' Group: Together for Batočina–Srđan Biorac2313.721
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers1682.70–
Total6,211100.0029
Valid votes6,21197.11
Invalid/blank votes1852.89
Total votes6,396100.00
Registered voters/turnout9,69565.97
Source: [50]

Dejan Aranđelović was chosen as mayor after the election.[51]

Bogatić

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Incumbent Bogatić mayor Milan Damnjamović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[52]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Lajkovac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party)7,02148.6716
Victory for Mačva3,43823.838
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,3739.523
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party9546.612
To Save Bogatić (Dveri)5463.791
Grad. Eng. Aleksandar Firaunović–European Green Party4803.331
New Face of Serbia–Miloš Parandilović–Milan Mašić4012.78–
POKS–For the Life of a Worthy Man2121.47–
Total14,425100.0031
Valid votes14,42597.54
Invalid/blank votes3642.46
Total votes14,789100.00
Registered voters/turnout24,12361.31
Source: [53]

Milan Damnjanović was chosen for a new term as mayor after the election.[54]

Brus

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Incumbent Brus mayor Valentina Milosavljević of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[55]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Brus Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)4,93458.2118
Citizens' Group: "Dr. Duta" Brus for the People of Brus1,84021.717
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)7378.702
Coalition: Serbia Against Violence Brus–Marinika Tepić (Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party, Independents)4545.361
Coalition: Serbian State-Building Bloc for Brus–Serbian Party Oathkeepers for Brus–POKS–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia–Ivan Jeličić3073.621
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–At Home for Brus2042.41–
Total8,476100.0029
Valid votes8,47697.03
Invalid/blank votes2592.97
Total votes8,735100.00
Registered voters/turnout12,71268.71
Source: [56]

Dalibor Savić of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[57]

Ćićevac

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Incumbent Ćićevac mayor Mirjana Krkić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[58]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ćićevac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)2,93360.0816
Serbia Against Violence–Ćuprija–Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Lawyer Nenad Jovanović (People's Movement of Serbia)1,61133.008
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)3386.921
Total4,882100.0025
Valid votes4,88296.96
Invalid/blank votes1533.04
Total votes5,035100.00
Registered voters/turnout7,22769.67
Source: [59]

Mirjana Krkić was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[60]

Ćuprija

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Incumbent Ćuprija mayor Jovica Antić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[61]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ćuprija Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)7,80357.7422
Serbia Against Violence–Ćuprija–Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Marinika Tepić (Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party)2,55518.907
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,74612.925
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers7745.732
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–At Home6374.711
Total13,515100.0037
Valid votes13,51595.95
Invalid/blank votes5704.05
Total votes14,085100.00
Registered voters/turnout28,47149.47
Source: [62]

Jelena Đulinac of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[63]

Despotovac

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Incumbent Despotovac mayor Zlatko Marjanović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[64]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Despotovac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)5,73453.8718
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,59614.995
Citizens' Group: For the Revival of the Municipality of Despotovac1,23911.643
Citizens' Group: United for Resava1,20211.293
Victory, Not Division!–Serbian Movement Dveri–Bunt–True Serbia4994.691
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma3743.511
Total10,644100.0031
Valid votes10,64496.36
Invalid/blank votes4023.64
Total votes11,046100.00
Registered voters/turnout21,68350.94
Source: [65]

Zlatko Marjanović was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[66]

Knić

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Incumbent Knić mayor Srećko Ilić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[67]

The results of the elections were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Knić Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Healthy Serbia, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)3,52253.3514
Knić Against Violence (Party of Freedom and Justice, Democratic Party)76511.593
People's Movement of Serbia Knić–Miroslav Miki Aleksić70910.743
Citizens' Group: "You Decide–Knić Without a Mine"6359.622
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)5308.032
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–Betula4416.681
Total6,602100.0025
Valid votes6,60297.16
Invalid/blank votes1932.84
Total votes6,795100.00
Registered voters/turnout10,48864.79
Source: [68]

Srećko Ilić was confirmed for a new term as mayor after the election with the support of seventeen delegates.[69]

Koceljeva

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Incumbent Koceljeva mayor Dušan Ilinčić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[70]

The results of the elections were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Koceljeva Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian Radical Party, Movement of Socialists)5,04370.0422
To Save Koceljeva (Dveri)1,63822.757
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)5197.212
Total7,200100.0031
Valid votes7,20095.71
Invalid/blank votes3234.29
Total votes7,523100.00
Registered voters/turnout10,69170.37
Source: [71][72]

Dušan Ilinčić was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[73]

Kragujevac

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Incumbent Kragujevac mayor Nikola Dašić of the Serbian Progressive Party announced his resignation on 28 September 2023 and formally resigned on 30 October, thereby prompting a new election. He was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[74][75]

In June 2023, a group of opposition parties and citizens' groups, which included DS, Narodna, POKS, PSG, SDS, SRCE, SSP, Zajedno, ZS, and ZZK, announced their joint participation in the local election in Kragujevac.[76] Former mayors of Kragujevac Veroljub Stevanović and Vlatko Rajković were one of the signatories.[76] Dveri, NDSS, and SSZ refused to join.[76]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Kragujevac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, Better Serbia, Movement of Socialists, Healthy Serbia, Strength of Serbia Movement, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Serbian Radical Party)36,13640.2738
United Against Violence–Hope for Kragujevac (Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia, Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia, New Democratic Party of Serbia, Democratic Party, Civic Democratic Party)13,78715.3614
Citizens' Group: "Slađan Rakić–Kragujevac Initiative–I Love the Village Movement–Eko Park"10,97112.2311
New Strength of Kragujevac–Nikola Nešić (Together, SRCE–Zdravko Ponoš, Ecological Uprising–Ćuta, Green–Left Front, Šumadija Region)6,5037.256
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)6,2396.956
Citizens' Group: 300 Kragujevac Citizens–Dušan Zeka Aleksić–Bright Point4,0654.534
Citizens' Group: For Kragujevac–We Know Each Other! Dr. Miroslav Stojanović Džuga3,8354.274
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Boško Obradović–National Gathering–State-Building Force (Serbian Party Oathkeepers, Dveri)2,2052.46–
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma1,9622.19–
Movement: Kragujevac the Capital–Serbia the Kingdom–Russian Party1,6431.832
Kragujevac–Strong and Brave1,2581.401
Boris Kovačević Šuma–My World Kragujevac–Šumadijski Blok 21–Montenegrin Party1,1351.261
Total89,739100.0087
Valid votes89,73997.25
Invalid/blank votes2,5422.75
Total votes92,281100.00
Registered voters/turnout152,51660.51
Source: [77]

Nikola Dašić was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[78]

Slađana Radisavljević of the New Democratic Party of Serbia was elected from the fourth position on the United Against Violence–Hope for Kragujevac list.[79] She resigned her seat in the city assembly in February 2024, saying that she wanted to focus on her work as a parliamentarian.[80][81]

Nikola Nešić was re-elected to the assembly from the lead position on the New Strength of Kragujevac list.[82]

Mirko Čikiriz, the leader of Kragujevac the Capital–Serbia the Kingdom, was re-elected to the assembly from the second position on his movement's coalition list with the Russian Party.[83]

Kraljevo

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Incumbent Kraljevo mayor Predrag Terzić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[84]

The results of the elections were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Kraljevo Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Movement of Socialists, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Healthy Serbia, Serbian Renewal Movement, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)23,91141.4933
Citizens' Group: Ivan Matović–Longtime Residents–New Face of Kraljevo–We Don't Give Up the Ibar–Let's Save Studenica9,26516.0812
Serbia Against Violence Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Marinika Tepić (Serbia Centre, People's Movement of Serbia, Party of Freedom and Justice, Democratic Party)6,12710.638
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)5,7289.947
Local Front–Predrag Voštinić5,5169.577
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Kraljevo–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović2,4374.233
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Strahinja Erac–Serbian Party Oathkeepers1,6542.87–
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party9831.71–
Dveri for Kraljevo–Dragan Vesović9581.66–
People's Party–Safe Choice, Serious People for Kraljevo–Vuk Jeremić, Katarina Jović, Dr. Sanda Rašković Ivić, Siniša Kovačević, Vladimir Gajić, Marina Lipovac Tanasković6541.13–
Russian Party–Marko Petrović3970.69–
Total57,630100.0070
Valid votes57,63097.56
Invalid/blank votes1,4402.44
Total votes59,070100.00
Registered voters/turnout99,00059.67
Source: [85]

Predrag Terzić was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[86]

United Serbia parliamentarian Marija Jevđić was re-elected to the city assembly from the second position on the Socialist-led list.[87]

Krupanj

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Incumbent Krupanj mayor Ivan Isailović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[88]

The results of the elections were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Krupanj Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian People's Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)4,15448.4718
Citizens' Group: We Don't Give Rađevina–Štefika Dragoslav2,57730.0711
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,00111.684
Hope for Krupanj–POKS–DS–For a Fair and Free Rađevina5976.972
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party2412.81–
Total8,570100.0035
Valid votes8,57095.81
Invalid/blank votes3754.19
Total votes8,945100.00
Registered voters/turnout13,00168.80
Source: [89][72][90][91][92]

Mladen Stefanović of the Progressive Party was chosen as mayor when the new assembly convened in January 2024.[93]

Kruševac

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Incumbent Kruševac mayor Jasmina Palurović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[94]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Kruševac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, Healthy Serbia, Independents)36,95057.8842
Kruševac Against Violence–Dr. Branislav Bata Andrić (Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party, Serbia Centre, New Face of Serbia, Together, Civic Democratic Party, Independents)16,48025.8218
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)4,4026.905
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Kruševac–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović3,0934.853
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Boško Obradović–National Gathering–State-Building Force–Serbian Party Oathkeepers–Serbian Movement Dveri2,0533.222
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party8581.34–
Total63,836100.0070
Valid votes63,83697.36
Invalid/blank votes1,7342.64
Total votes65,570100.00
Registered voters/turnout104,97262.46
Source: [95]

Ivan Manojlović of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[96]

Lajkovac

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Incumbent Lajkovac mayor Andrija Živković of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to permit a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[97]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Lajkovac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Movement of Socialists)4,32553.8620
People's Party–Safe Choice. Serious People for Lajkovac–Vuk Jeremić, Aleksandar Marković, Dr. Sanda Rašković Ivić, Siniša Kovačević, Vladimir Gajić, Marina Lipovac Tanasković1,47418.366
Lajkovac Against Violence1,36016.946
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)4886.082
Coalition Simply for Lajkovac (Serbian Movement Dveri, New Face of Serbia)3834.771
Total8,030100.0035
Valid votes8,03096.49
Invalid/blank votes2923.51
Total votes8,322100.00
Registered voters/turnout11,46672.58
Source: [98]

Andrija Živković was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[99]

Lapovo

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Incumbent Lapovo mayor Boban Miličić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[100]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Lapovo Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party)2,45473.9416
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)86526.065
Total3,319100.0021
Valid votes3,31987.39
Invalid/blank votes47912.61
Total votes3,798100.00
Registered voters/turnout6,47758.64
Source: [101]

Boban Miličić was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[102]

Ljig

[edit]

Incumbent Ljig mayor Dragan Lazarević of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 to prompt a new election. Milomir Starčević, who had previously been elected to the municipal assembly as a member of the Socialist Party of Serbia, was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[103] For the 2023 election, Starčević led the list of the Progressive Party.[104]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ljig Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)2,17437.669
Municipal Coalition Ljig Against Violence (People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party, Party of Freedom and Justice, Independents)1,32022.875
Citizens' Group: Domaćinski Odjek Ljig–Vukosav Sredojević, Dipl. Inž.1,05618.294
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)5319.202
Citizens' Group: "Together and Decisively for the Municipality of Ljig"–Mr. Dragan Stevanović Persinac, Dipl. Inž."5048.732
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers1883.261
Total5,773100.0023
Valid votes5,77396.55
Invalid/blank votes2063.45
Total votes5,979100.00
Registered voters/turnout8,57469.73
Source: [105]

Milomir Starčević, who was by this time a member of the Progressive Party, was chosen for a full term as mayor after the election. The government was supported by the Progressive alliance, the Socialist Party, and the "Together and Decisively" list.[106]

Ljubovija

[edit]

Incumbent Ljubovija mayor Milan Jovanović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[107]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ljubovija Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian People's Party, Healthy Serbia)3,90741.8512
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)3,36636.0510
SDPS–Goran Josipović Gigo1,20112.863
Citizens' Group: Together for Ljubovija–Rade Ignjatović–Milovan Kovačević–Nikola Radovanović5235.601
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party3393.631
Total9,336100.0027
Valid votes9,33695.28
Invalid/blank votes4634.72
Total votes9,799100.00
Registered voters/turnout13,44272.90
Source: [108][109]

Milan Jovanović was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[110]

Loznica

[edit]

Incumbent Loznica mayor Vidoje Petrović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned as mayor October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[111]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Loznica Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Movement of Socialists, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, Serbian People's Party, Serbian Radical Party)21,01055.5234
Serbia Against Violence–Mr[a] Dajana Đedović (Party of Freedom and Justice, Democratic Party, Civic Democratic Party, People's Movement of Serbia)5,57214.729
Hope for Loznica–We Don't Want a Mine in Loznica–National Gathering (Serbian Movement Dveri–New DSS–POKS)–Slaviša Miletić4,26611.276
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)3,3678.905
Citizens' Group: Boldly for a Better Loznica–Dragan Pajić2,3056.093
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers1,3253.502
Total37,845100.0059
Valid votes37,84596.02
Invalid/blank votes1,5703.98
Total votes39,415100.00
Registered voters/turnout75,66652.09
Source: [112]

Vidoje Petrović was chosen for a sixth consecutive term as mayor after the election, with the support of forty-two delegates.[113]

Mali Zvornik

[edit]

Incumbent Mali Zvornik mayor Zoran Jevtić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[114]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Mali Zvornik Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)4,72949.5312
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)2,68128.087
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Mali Zvornik–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović1,06611.172
Citizens' Group: "Strength of the People"–Dr. Milan Lukić5605.871
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers4194.391
Citizens' Group: "Drina"390.41–
Citizens' Group: "Agreed for Democratic Mali Zvornik"350.37–
Citizens' Group: "The Original Socialist Ideal"180.19–
Total9,547100.0023
Valid votes9,54796.96
Invalid/blank votes2993.04
Total votes9,846100.00
Registered voters/turnout16,23460.65
Source: [115]

Zoran Jevtić was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[116]

Novi Pazar

[edit]

Incumbent Novi Pazar mayor Nihat Biševac of the Sandžak Democratic Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[117]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
European Novi Pazar–Rasim Ljajić (Sandžak Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)17,26238.6719
Edin Đerlek for Mayor–Change Is Victory (Justice and Reconciliation Party)10,75924.1012
SDA Sandžak–Dr. Sulejman Ugljanin8,97220.1010
Aleksandar Vučić–Novi Pazar Must Not Stop–Ivica Dačić (Serbian Progressive Party, Socialist Party of Serbia, Serbian Radical Party)4,69110.515
Citizens' Group: Civic Movement of Sandžak–For a Life Worthy of Man1,5553.481
Novi Pazar Against Violence–Marinika Tepić–Benjamin Birđozlić (Party of Freedom and Justice)8391.88–
Together For the Future and Development–A Coalition for Peace and Tolerance4611.03–
Bosniak-Serb Alliance–BOSS–Samir Tandir1050.24–
Total44,644100.0047
Valid votes44,64497.48
Invalid/blank votes1,1562.52
Total votes45,800100.00
Registered voters/turnout91,26250.19
Source: [118]

Nihat Biševac was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election. The government was formed by the Sandžak Democratic Party's alliance and the Serbian Progressive Party's alliance.[119]

Jahja Fehratović, the leader of the For the Future and Development party, appeared in the largely symbolic twenty-sixth and final position on his party's list.[120]

Osečina

[edit]

Incumbent Osečina mayor Nikola Tomić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 28 September 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[121][122]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Osečina Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian People's Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)3,69961.8021
Serbia Against Violence–Dr. Marija Jančić–Vladimir Radivojević (Together, Democratic Party)1,57526.329
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)3866.452
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Osečina–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović3255.431
Total5,985100.0033
Valid votes5,98596.77
Invalid/blank votes2003.23
Total votes6,185100.00
Registered voters/turnout9,30766.46
Source: [123]

Nikola Tomić was appointed for another term as mayor after the election.[124]

Paraćin

[edit]

Incumbent Paraćin mayor Vladimir Milićević of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[125]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Paraćin Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, United Serbia, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)14,13956.3831
Citizens' Group: United Opposition of Paraćin–Bojan Jovanović4,96919.8111
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister (Socialist Party of Serbia)2,70310.786
Paraćin Against Violence–SSP, SRCE1,7687.054
POKS-Hope for Paraćin–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Nemanja Radomirović1,5005.983
Total25,079100.0055
Valid votes25,07996.60
Invalid/blank votes8823.40
Total votes25,961100.00
Registered voters/turnout46,39655.96
Source: [126]

Vladimir Milićević was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[127]

Požega

[edit]

Incumbent Požega mayor Đorđe Nikitović of the Serbian Progressive Party submitted his resignation on 28 September 2023 in order for the municipality to participate in the early elections.[128] He was appointed afterward as leader of a provisional authority.[129]

An electoral alliance composed of DS and IZP was formalised in October 2023, when the two signed a coalition agreement.[130]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Požega Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)6,67346.9717
Požega Against Violence–Bogdan Radovanović–Mišo Marković (Initiative for Požega, Green–Left Front, Democratic Party)4,47831.5211
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)1,3719.653
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Požega–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović1,2118.523
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party4743.341
Total14,207100.0035
Valid votes14,20797.10
Invalid/blank votes4242.90
Total votes14,631100.00
Registered voters/turnout23,03063.53
Source: [131][132]

Đorđe Nikitović was chosen for a third term as mayor of Požega in February 2024.[133] Bogdan Radovanović was elected from the lead position on the Požega Against Violence list.[134]

Priboj

[edit]

Incumbent Priboj mayor Lazar Rvović of the Serbian Progressive Party submitted his resignation on 28 September 2023 in order for the municipality to participate in the early elections.[135] He was appointed afterward as leader of a provisional authority.[136]

The Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia ran on a combined list, as they had done in the previous 2020 local elections.

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Priboj Must Not Stop–Ivica Dačić (Serbian Progressive Party, Socialist Party of Serbia, Healthy Serbia, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Movement of Socialists, Serbian Radical Party)7,36453.8723
Citizens' Group: United in Victory "Sloga!" Dr. Nenad Anđić–New Face of Priboj–Miloš Parandilović2,94621.559
"People for Priboj–Dr. Jasminko Toskić, Dr. Adel Slatina" (Sandžak Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)1,2399.064
Fahrudin Alagić–SPP–Change Is Victory6674.882
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Priboj–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović5914.321
SDA Sandžak–Dr. Sulejman Ugljanin4923.601
Bosniak-Serb Alliance–BOSS–Samir Tandir3702.711
Total13,669100.0041
Valid votes13,66997.57
Invalid/blank votes3402.43
Total votes14,009100.00
Registered voters/turnout27,36851.19
Source: [137]

Lazar Rvović was chosen for a fifth term as mayor of Priboj in February 2024. The governing coalition comprised the Priboj Must Not Stop alliance, the Sandžak Democratic Party, the Justice and Reconciliation Party, and the Bosniak-Serb Alliance.[138]

Parliamentarian Dijana Radović of the Socialist Party of Serbia was elected from the eighth position on the Priboj Must Not Stop list.[139]

Prijepolje

[edit]

Incumbent Prijepolje mayor Drago Popadić of the Serbian Progressive Party submitted his resignation on 28 September 2023 in order for the municipality to participate in the early elections.[140] Izudin Šantić of the Sandžak Democratic Party was appointed afterward as leader of a provisional authority.[141]

The Serbian Progressive Party and the Socialist Party of Serbia ran on a combined list, as they had done in Prijepolje in the previous 2020 local elections.

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Prijepolje Must Not Stop–Ivica Dačić (Serbian Progressive Party, Socialist Party of Serbia, Serbian Radical Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)8,14443.9219
Together for Prijepolje (Sandžak Democratic Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, Democratic Party of Sandžak)[142]4,62324.9311
Dr. Elmedin Čičić for President–SPP–Change Is Victory2,35012.675
Bosniak-Serb Alliance–BOSS–Samir Tandir9695.232
For a Clean Prijepolje and New Face of Serbia9094.902
Prijepolje's Story–Serbian Movement Dveri (Dveri, Independents)8044.341
SDA Sandžak–Dr. Sulejman Ugljanin7454.021
Total18,544100.0041
Valid votes18,54497.88
Invalid/blank votes4012.12
Total votes18,945100.00
Registered voters/turnout32,07759.06
Source: [143]

Drago Popadić was chosen for a new term as mayor in February 2024, with the support of thirty-eight of the thirty-nine delegates who were present.[144]

Bosniak-Serb Alliance president Samir Tandir was elected from the lead position on his party's list and was chosen as vice-president of the assembly.[145][146]

Rača

[edit]

Incumbent Rača mayor Nenad Savković of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[147]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Rača Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Healthy Serbia)3,74777.7921
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)1,07022.216
Total4,817100.0027
Valid votes4,81778.86
Invalid/blank votes1,29121.14
Total votes6,108100.00
Registered voters/turnout9,08367.25
Source: [148]

Branko Radosavljević of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[149]

Rekovac

[edit]

Incumbent Rekovac mayor Aleksandar Đorđević of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[150]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Rekovac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)2,01337.789
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,21722.845
Citizens' Group: Dr. Dragan Prodanović1,02319.204
Serbia Against Violence–Rekovac (People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party)64712.142
Citizens' Group: United for a Better Levač4288.031
Total5,328100.0021
Valid votes5,32897.08
Invalid/blank votes1602.92
Total votes5,488100.00
Registered voters/turnout8,17167.16
Source: [151]

Dragiša Tomić of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[152]

Šabac

[edit]

Incumbent Šabac mayor Aleksandar Pajić resigned on 30 October 2023 in order to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[153]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Šabac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Movement of Socialists)28,80845.4535
Šabac Against Violence–Nebojša Zelenović (Together, Party of Freedom and Justice, Democratic Party, Civic Democratic Party, Serbian Renewal Movement, Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia, Movement for Reversal)15,60024.6118
Citizens' Group: Nemanja Pajić–Western Serbia–Always Šabac6,80710.748
United We Win–Miroslav Aleksić–Zdravko Ponoš–Miloš Parandilović–Tatjana Marković Topalović (Serbia Centre, People's Movement of Serbia, New Face of Serbia)2,3073.642
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)2,2103.492
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Šabac–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–For the Kingdom of Serbia1,9693.112
Citizens' Group: A Clean Slate for a Different Šabac–Vladimir Terzić–Dušan Tufegdžić1,6982.68–
Dr. Dejan Pavlović–European Green Party1,3212.082
Citizens' Group: At Home for the Village and the City–We Know It–Dragan Stanković8981.42–
Dr. Vojislav Šešelj–Serbian Radical Party8721.38–
It Is Time for Action–Dr. Saša Filipović (Green Party of Serbia)4920.78–
Russian Party–Slobodan Nikolić4080.64–
Total63,390100.0069
Valid votes63,39097.29
Invalid/blank votes1,7682.71
Total votes65,158100.00
Registered voters/turnout100,05165.12
Source: [154]

Aleksandar Pajić was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[155] The local government is supported by the Serbian Progressive Party's alliance, Western Serbia, the European Green Party, and the Socialist Party of Serbia.[156]

Tatjana Marković Topalović was elected to the city assembly from the lead position on the United We Win list.[157]

Topola

[edit]

Incumbent Topola mayor Vladimir Radojković of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election. Former mayor Dragan Jovanović, also of the Progressive Party, was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[158]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Topola Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)4,88845.2920
Citizens' Group: New People–Topola Is Our Land–Mirko Jevtić–Topola Is Loved!3,60133.3715
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)7617.053
Topola Against Violence–Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Marinika Tepić (Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia)5975.532
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Royal Topola–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović4734.381
Serbian Party Oathkeepers–What the Serbian Peasant Believes–Topola Will Not Disappear3052.83–
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–At Home!1671.55–
Total10,792100.0041
Valid votes10,79297.45
Invalid/blank votes2822.55
Total votes11,074100.00
Registered voters/turnout17,48963.32
Source: [159]

The Serbian Progressive Party's alliance formed a coalition government with the Socialist Party of Serbia after the election. Vladimir Radojković was chosen for another term as mayor, and Dragan Jovanović, who appeared in the lead position on the Progressive List, was named as president of the municipal assembly.[160][161]

Trstenik

[edit]

Incumbent Trstenik mayor Milena Turk of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[162]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Trstenik Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)10,86454.7528
Šabac Against Violence–Miroslav Aleksić–Dr. Vladan Miodragović (Party of Freedom and Justice)4,59023.1312
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)1,4847.483
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Trstenik–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović1,3626.863
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Serbian Party Oathkeepers–To Victory8314.192
Serbian Movement Dveri–With Our Hearts for Trstenik7113.581
Total19,842100.0049
Valid votes19,84296.18
Invalid/blank votes7883.82
Total votes20,630100.00
Registered voters/turnout34,21860.29
Source: [163]

Milena Turk was chosen for another term as mayor after the election.[164]

Ub

[edit]

Incumbent Ub mayor Darko Glišić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in October 2023 in order to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[165] His fellow Progressive Party member Ivana Nikolić, who had served as speaker of the assembly in the previous term, was appointed as a member of the authority.[166]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ub Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)10,05568.6621
New Face of Serbia–Miloš Parandilović3,36823.007
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,2228.342
Total14,645100.0030
Valid votes14,64596.83
Invalid/blank votes4803.17
Total votes15,125100.00
Registered voters/turnout22,63666.82
Source: [167]

Darko Glišić was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election. Aleksandar Jovanović Džajić, also of the Progressive Party, was chosen for a fourth term as deputy mayor.[168] Ivana Nikolić was elected from the fifth position on the Progressive Party's list and was confirmed afterward for another term as assembly speaker.[169][170]

Glišić resigned as mayor on 10 May 2024 after being appointed as Serbia's minister for public investments.[171] Aleksandar Jovanović Džajić was chosen as his successor on 7 June 2024, and Ivana Nikolić resigned as assembly speaker on the same day to become the new deputy mayor.[172]

Varvarin

[edit]

Incumbent Varvarin mayor Violeta Lutovac Đurđević of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[173]

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Varvarin Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)4,50855.0520
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)1,24715.235
People's Party For Our People–Dr. Gordana Čabrić1,16014.175
Professor Zoran Milenković Može Different for Our Municipality83310.173
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Boško Obradović–National Gathering–State-Building Force–Serbian Party Oathkeepers–Serbian Movement Dveri4415.392
Total8,189100.0035
Valid votes8,18996.48
Invalid/blank votes2993.52
Total votes8,488100.00
Registered voters/turnout14,82457.26
Source: [174]

Violeta Lutovac Đurđević was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[175]

Vladimirci

[edit]

Incumbent Vladimirci mayor Goran Zarić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[176]

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Vladimirci Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian Radical Party)5,05759.0516
Vladimirci Against Violence (Together, Party of Freedom and Justice, Democratic Party)1,31115.314
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)91910.732
People's Movement of Serbia–Miroslav Aleksić Dr. Vladica Mirković–For a Better Vladimirci6787.922
Citizens' Group: Janko Đurić–United Opposition5996.991
Total8,564100.0025
Valid votes8,56497.10
Invalid/blank votes2562.90
Total votes8,820100.00
Registered voters/turnout13,90563.43
Source: [177]

Goran Zarić was confirmed for a new term as mayor after the election.[178]

Southern and Eastern Serbia

[edit]
Main article: 2023 Southern and Eastern Serbia local elections

Doljevac

[edit]

Incumbent Doljevac mayor Goran Ljubić of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new local election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[179]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Doljevac Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Serbian Radical Party, Social Democratic Party of Serbia)8,59481.6131
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma1,08810.333
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)8498.063
Total10,531100.0037
Valid votes10,53194.94
Invalid/blank votes5615.06
Total votes11,092100.00
Registered voters/turnout13,91379.72
Source: [180]

Goran Ljubić was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[181]

Gadžin Han

[edit]

Incumbent Gadžin Han mayor Milisav Filipović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in late 2023 to prompt a new local election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[182][183]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Gadžin Han Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, United Peasant Party)2,63161.9617
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)61414.463
Citizens' Group: Zaplanje Must Not Disappear3798.932
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–Let's Revitalize Zaplanje3267.682
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Boško Obradović–National Gathering–State-Building Force–Serbian Party Oathkeepers–Serbian Movement Dveri2966.971
Total4,246100.0025
Valid votes4,24696.98
Invalid/blank votes1323.02
Total votes4,378100.00
Registered voters/turnout5,67477.16
Source: [184]

Milisav Filipović was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[182]

Merošina

[edit]

Incumbent Merošina mayor Saša Jovanović of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned in late 2023 to prompt a new local election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[185]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Merošina Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)5,14968.2622
Sanja Miladinović–Democratic Party90311.974
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)6178.182
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma4726.262
People's Movement of Serbia–Miroslav Miki Aleksić4025.331
Total7,543100.0031
Valid votes7,54397.12
Invalid/blank votes2242.88
Total votes7,767100.00
Registered voters/turnout9,94978.07
Source: [186]

Saša Jovanović was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[187]

Sanja Miladinović was elected from the lead position on the Democratic Party's list.[188]

Ražanj

[edit]

Incumbent Ražanj mayor Dobrica Stojković of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[189]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Ražanj Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)2,65262.2118
Citizens' Group: Velibor Brkić "Velja"–For the Village to Survive and the Youth to Remain81219.055
Citizens' Group: To Save the Municipality of Ražanj51912.173
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia)2806.571
Total4,263100.0027
Valid votes4,26397.26
Invalid/blank votes1202.74
Total votes4,383100.00
Registered voters/turnout6,04972.46
Source: [190]

Dobrica Stojković was confirmed for another term as mayor after the election.[191]

Smederevo

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Incumbent Smederevo mayor Jovan Beč of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election. Jasmina Vojinović, also of the Progressive Party, was chosen as leader of a provisional authority.[192]

In November 2022, citizens group AZS, and opposition parties DS, Narodna, and ZS, announced their joint participation in the local election in Smederevo.[193] Jovan Beč, the mayor of Smederevo, resigned on 28 September 2023, triggering a snap election.[194]

Nine electoral lists successfully submitted their nominations, three of which were from the local citizens' groups.[195]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Smederevo Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice, Serbian Radical Party)23,67746.6434
Smederevo Against Violence–Nikola Beronja (Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia, Democratic Party)5,97911.788
Citizens' Group: Dr. Ivan Stevanović–For Our Smederevo5,25710.357
Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia (Socialist Party of Serbia, United Serbia)4,1958.266
Citizens' Group: Andreja Pavlović Profa–Think Differently3,0466.004
Citizens' Group: Let's Be the Smederevo We Hope For–Professor Nebojša Jovanović Neba and Dejan Pirić2,3844.703
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Smederevo–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović2,3634.653
Citizens' Group: God–Family–Smederevo–Doctor Goran Kuljanin2,2644.463
Serbian Movement Dveri–Boško Obradović1,6043.162
Total50,769100.0070
Valid votes50,76996.90
Invalid/blank votes1,6263.10
Total votes52,395100.00
Registered voters/turnout94,95755.18
Source: [196]

Jasmina Vojinović was confirmed as mayor after the election. The local government was formed by the Serbian Progressive Party's alliance, the Socialist Party of Serbia's alliance, and the God–Family–Smederevo group.[197]

Velika Plana

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Incumbent mayor Velika Plana mayor Igor Matković of the Serbian Progressive Party resigned on 30 October 2023 to prompt a new election and was appointed as leader of a provisional authority.[198]

The results of the election were as follows:

PartyVotes%Seats
Aleksandar Vučić–Velika Plana Must Not Stop (Serbian Progressive Party, Serbian Radical Party, PUPS – Solidarity and Justice)10,24654.6523
Dr. Miloš Jovanović–Hope for Velika Plana–Serbian Coalition NADA–National Democratic Alternative–New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS)–Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS)–Vojislav Mihailović2,76014.726
Serbia Against Violence–Miroslav Miki Aleksić–Marinika Tepić (Democratic Party, Party of Freedom and Justice, People's Movement of Serbia)2,08411.124
"Ivica Dačić–Prime Minister of Serbia" (Socialist Party of Serbia)1,7099.124
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski–Boško Obradović–National Gathering for Velika Plana–Serbian Movement Dveri–Serbian Party Oathkeepers–New Face of Serbia7834.181
Citizens' Group: Velika Plana Can Do Better–Vojkan Stević6743.601
United Serbia–Dragan Marković Palma–At Home!4922.62–
Total18,748100.0039
Valid votes18,74896.52
Invalid/blank votes6763.48
Total votes19,424100.00
Registered voters/turnout35,53654.66
Source: [199]

Strahinja Pavešković of the Serbian Progressive Party was chosen as mayor after the election.[200][201]

Former mayor Dejan Šulkić of the Democratic Party of Serbia was re-elected to the assembly from the lead position on the National Democratic Alternative list.[202]

Notes

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  1. ^ In this context, "Mr" stands for "Master" and refers to Đedović's academic credentials.

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