Elections in the Balkans: Serbia voted for Europe, in Macedonia there was a riot
How the poor countries of Europe vote and what did they learn from the neighbors VUCHICH victory was not in doubt. And it happened. Photo: EPA In Serbia last Sunday, April 24, early parliamentary elections took place. Almost no one doubted their outcome: the ruling Serbian progressive party (SPP), which had previously had 80% of the vote in parliament, was supposed to maintain their positions. So it happened. SPP, having received 51% of votes, confirmed its absolute deputy majority.