Ana Nenezić, executive director of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), announced that after processing over 99 percent of polling stations and ballots, there were no significant changes compared to the data from Sunday evening.
"The change is only one more mandate for the Europe Now Movement (PES), one less for the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), while the Socialist People's Party (SNP) managed to stay above the threshold with 3,1 percent of the vote," pointed out Ana Nenezić. .
She emphasized in a guest appearance on Boje juratna on Television Vijesti that these are not the final results and that they can only be announced by the State Election Commission.
"What we were waiting for was whether the Social Democratic Party (SDP) would manage to get three percent in order to have a mandate, but that did not happen - according to what we saw, it was a small number of votes, around 300, 350. It was close and Vladimri Leposavic's party was close to the mandate," said Nenezić.
He believes that PES has received great trust, but also great zeal.
"I think it is very important that they understand the extent of their responsibility, especially since we are in a specific position in the process of European integration. A stable political government is something that is the question of all issues," she says.
Nikola Marković, general director of Radio Television Nikšić, says that the results are mostly expected, with one or two surprises.
"Unexpectedly, I don't think any survey predicted, was the good result of the DPS, especially with such a small turnout. Many assumed that their voters stayed home. So I repeat, the DPS made an excellent result," Marković pointed out.
He believes that the "Do Kwon Affair" is also responsible for this.
"The affair produced by Dritan Abazović led to something that he might have wanted, which is that he damaged PES, and on the other hand, what he did not want - he damaged his coalition. All this, in my opinion, led to the growth of voters DPS", concluded Marković.
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