According to the results published by the Republic Electoral Commission, in the municipality of Kosjerić, the ‘Ne damo Srbiju’ list led by Aleksandar Vučić won 14 seats with 49.23% of the votes, while the ‘United for Kosjerić’ list won 13 seats with 48.54% of the votes. The third list, the Russian Party led by Slobodan Nikolić, did not pass the threshold with 0.64% of the votes. Voter turnout was 84.17%. These results indicate a close contest between the two leading lists in the local assembly of Kosjerić, which has a total of 27 council seats.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets tend to emphasize the close competition between the ruling party’s list and the opposition coalition, highlighting the democratic process and voter engagement with a high turnout. They may also focus on the challenges faced by smaller parties like the Russian Party failing to cross the threshold.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the election results factually, focusing on the numbers and the narrow margin between the two main lists. They highlight the high voter turnout and the composition of the local assembly without much editorializing.
Right: Right-leaning media emphasize the victory of the ‘Ne damo Srbiju’ list led by Aleksandar Vučić, portraying it as a strong mandate from the voters. They may downplay the closeness of the race and focus on the legitimacy and strength of the ruling party’s position in Kosjerić.
