





Serbs vote for pro-European Boris Tadic
Also on Sunday evening, the central electoral commission in Belgrade, quoted by AFP, said Tadic came first. With 57% of the votes counted, Tadic received 51.16% of the votes, against 47.18% for Tadic.
The poll was seen as crucial considering the European future for Serbia and maybe the most important since the fall of the Milosevic regime in 2000.
Final results are expected by February 7 the latest. The future president will serve for a five-year term due to start when he is sworn in before the Parliament of Serbia.