At the polling station in the Embassy of Serbia in Podgorica in the parliamentary elections on December 17, according to the data of the Republic of Serbia Election Commission, the list "Serbia must not stop - Aleksandar Vučić" received the most votes.
In Podgorica, out of 211 registered voters, 141 citizens with the right to vote voted.
The election list "Serbia must not stop - Aleksandar Vučić" received 84 votes or 59.57 percent.
The following is the election list "Serbia against violence" for which 30 voters (21,28 percent) voted, while six voters (4,26 percent) chose the list "Ivica Dacic – Prime Minister of Serbia".
Zavetnici and Dveri got four votes each, followed by Saša Radulović and former President of Serbia Boris Tadić, as well as the list led by Dr. Branimir Nestorović.
In the General Consulate of the Republic of Serbia in Herceg Novi, the list "Serbia against violence" won, for which 166 voters voted, representing 47,43 percent of the total number of voters.
The list "Serbia must not stop - Aleksandar Vučić" received 121 votes or 34,57 percent.
Among the other lists, "We – the voice of the people, Prof. Dr. Branimir Nestorović" stands out, for which 16 voters, or 4,57 percent, voted.
In Herceg Novi, 433 voters were registered and 350 citizens voted.
Voting was also organized in the "Kosmet Association" in Sutomore, where the list of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) achieved a convincing victory, winning 86,61 percent of the vote.
Only 3,77 percent of voters voted for its main competitor, the "Serbia Against Violence" newspaper. The current government in Serbia was supported by 207 voters and only nine voters for the opposition bloc.
In Sutomore, out of 264 registered voters, 239 citizens voted.
In the Office of Displaced Persons from Kosmet in Berane, 255 citizens voted out of 258 registered.
225 voters or 88,24 percent voted for the list "Serbia must not stop - Aleksandar Vučić".
The list "Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia" received 12 votes, and the list "Serbia against violence" was rounded off by eight voters.
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