Serbia's President and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader, Aleksandar Vucic, reiterated he would not run for the party's President and said that "certainly some smarter ones" would lead it from May to June.
Vucic, unhappy with Sunday’s referendum on Constitutional changes, told reporters in Ankara that a good part of those who voted against the constitutional referendum, „among those 39 percent“ were from the SNS.
related news
People in Belgrade, the majority of voters in the northern city of Novi Sad and southern Nis are reported to have said no in the referendum.
Asked whether he would run again in the presidential elections, Vucic said they would discuss it in the coming days and weeks, but certainly, before February 15, when the parliamentary and Belgrade elections would be officially called.
He said he published the referendum results before the Republic Election Commission (RIK), as, according to him, he had done it before.
„We have the best software, we have the most professional people, we have people at every polling station, unlike everyone else,“ Vucic said after a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara.
However, he didn’t mention that his party had published results before the RIK, but those from elections, not from a referendum that should not be linked to any party.
According to him, SNS is many times more capable, equipped, and professional to collect all the data, calculate them accurately, and „honestly communicate them to the nation“.
Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovome?
Budi prvi ko će ostaviti komentar!