SPS electoral list published: Dačić first, followed by Marković Palma's son, Milošević's grandson 13.

The coalition gathered around the SPS submitted an electoral list with 250 candidates for MPs on September 12, and the RIK determined that the electoral list met the requirements.

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Ivica Dačić, Photo: Printscreen/Youtube
Ivica Dačić, Photo: Printscreen/Youtube
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The President of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), Ivica Dačić, is first on the electoral list of the coalition of his party, United Serbia, the Social Democratic Party of Serbia (SDPS) and the Greens of Serbia, which bears his name "Ivica Dačić - Stability Factor", which was announced today by the Republic Election Commission (RIK).

As can be seen on the electoral list published on the RIK website, second on the list is Dalibor Marković, son of former JS leader Dragan Marković Palma, followed by Jasmina Karanac from the SDPS, while SPS officials are in fourth to tenth place.

Among them are Vladan Zagrađanin, Snezana Paunović, Dušan Bajatović, Aleksandar Antic, Novica Tončev, Dunja Simonović Bratić and Slavica Đukić-Dejanović.

They are followed by MPs from the previous parliamentary term - Života Starčević (JS) in 11th place, Branimir Jovanović (SDPS) in 12th place, the grandson of former SPS leader and Serbian President Slobodan Milošević - Marko Milošević in 13th place, while in 17th place is the minister without portfolio in the technical mandate Đorđe Milićević (SPS).

The Republic Election Commission (RIK) today announced the electoral list of the coalition of the SPS, JS, SDPS and Greens of Serbia - "Ivica Dačić - Stability Factor" for the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25th.

The coalition gathered around the SPS submitted an electoral list with 250 candidates for MPs on September 12, and the RIK determined that the electoral list met the requirements.

By counting the submitted statements of voters supporting the electoral list, it was determined that 19.442 statements were submitted, of which 18.162 met the legal requirements.

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