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After polling centers closed in Serbia, prime minister candidate and former president Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat, saying the Students' List won the parliamentary elections with between 135 and 140 seats based on preliminary projections from a stratified sample. teleSUR

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00:00Meanwhile in Serbia, after polling centres closed, the Prime Minister candidate and former President Aleksandar Bucic
00:07conceded defeat, saying the students last won the parliamentary elections with between 135 and 140 seats
00:16based on preliminary projections from a stratified sample.
00:20Bucic said his Serbian Progressive Party will have only 105 mandates, well below the 126 seats needed to govern.
00:31He revealed that no other major party will enter parliament through some national minority parties that are likely to secure
00:40the five seats.
00:41Bucic added that his United Serbia coalition won 1.72 million votes compared to about 2.2 million for the
00:49students last.
00:50At the students' last headquarters, victory is already being celebrated on a day marked by high turnout.

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