Have you heard about the latest election drama in Kosjeric? The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) snagged 50.16% of the votes in the local elections, while the opposition ‘United for Kosjeric’ list grabbed 47.62%. That’s a razor-thin margin, but enough for SNS to claim 14 seats in the local assembly, with the opposition trailing just behind at 13 seats. Yes, you read that right — just one single seat separates power from opposition in this small town in western Serbia! But wait, there’s more! The Russian Party also threw its hat in the ring, but only managed a measly 0.64% of the vote. Out of 8,000 registered voters, 7,492 showed up to cast their ballots — a solid turnout — and only 1.58% of ballots were invalid. But it wasn’t all smooth sailing — after the June 8 elections, the Higher Court in Uzice annulled the vote at one polling station, forcing a repeat election on July 2. This election drama shows just how tense and unpredictable the political scene in Kosjeric really is. SNS managed to hold onto power, but the opposition proved they’re no pushovers. Will this tight result bring stability or spark new conflicts? Only time will tell. So, what do you think about these elections? Did SNS deserve the win, or was the opposition closer to victory? Drop a comment and join the conversation!
