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Elecciones locales serbias de 2004

Las elecciones locales se celebraron en Serbia (excluyendo Kosovo ) el 19 de septiembre y el 3 de octubre de 2004, simultáneamente con las elecciones provinciales de Voivodina d...

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Las elecciones locales se celebraron en Serbia (excluyendo Kosovo ) el 19 de septiembre y el 3 de octubre de 2004, simultáneamente con las elecciones provinciales de Voivodina de 2004. Este fue el único ciclo de elecciones locales celebrado mientras Serbia era miembro de la Unión Estatal de Serbia y Montenegro .

Las elecciones locales de 2004 fueron las primeras elecciones locales ordinarias celebradas en Serbia tras la caída de Slobodan Milošević en octubre de 2000, y el procedimiento de votación fue significativamente diferente al utilizado en el ciclo anterior. Bajo el sistema anterior, los miembros de las asambleas locales eran elegidos por mayoría simple en circunscripciones uninominales. Las elecciones de 2004 se celebraron bajo un sistema de representación proporcional con un umbral electoral del tres por ciento . Las listas ganadoras debían obtener el tres por ciento del total de votos, no solo de los votos válidos.

En este ciclo electoral también se introdujo la elección directa de alcaldes en la mayoría de las ciudades y municipios de Serbia (aunque no en los municipios que conforman la ciudad de Belgrado , que quedaron exentos). Los alcaldes fueron elegidos en dos rondas, celebrándose la segunda el 3 de octubre de 2004. Posteriormente se abandonó la elección directa de alcaldes, y en los ciclos electorales posteriores, los alcaldes fueron elegidos por los miembros electos de las asambleas locales.

Un tercio de los escaños de la asamblea se asignaron a candidatos de listas electorales exitosas en orden numérico. Los otros dos tercios se asignaron a otros candidatos de las mismas listas a discreción de los partidos o coaliciones patrocinadores; al menos una cuarta parte de estos últimos escaños se asignaría a "miembros del sexo menos representado en la lista" (lo que, en la práctica, solía significar que estos escaños estaban reservados para candidatas). [ 1 ]

En los municipios constituyentes de Niš, recientemente reestructurados, se celebraron elecciones para alcaldes y para miembros de los consejos municipales de nueve personas (en lugar de asambleas municipales).

La campaña vio un aumento en el apoyo tanto al Partido Demócrata de centroizquierda como al Partido Radical Serbio de extrema derecha , [ 2 ] ambos en ese momento en la oposición en el parlamento republicano.

La elección más seguida fue la de alcalde de Belgrado . En la segunda vuelta, el candidato del Partido Demócrata, Nenad Bogdanović, derrotó por un estrecho margen a Aleksandar Vučić , quien en ese momento era miembro del Partido Radical.

Resultados

Belgrado

Ciudad de Belgrado

El Partido Demócrata ganó tanto las elecciones a la alcaldía como la asamblea municipal por mayoría simple.

Bogdanović falleció el 27 de septiembre de 2007. Fue sustituido de forma interina por Zoran Alimpić , también del Partido Demócrata.

Resultados de las elecciones a la Asamblea Municipal de Belgrado :

La lista de la Alternativa Democrática no obtuvo el tres por ciento del total de votos y, por lo tanto, quedó por debajo del umbral electoral.

Municipios de Belgrado

Se celebraron elecciones a la asamblea municipal en dieciséis de los diecisiete municipios que conforman Belgrado. La excepción fue Barajevo , donde se celebraron elecciones extraordinarias en 2003. [ 5 ]

En general, las elecciones fueron un éxito para el Partido Demócrata, que quedó en primer lugar en la mayoría de los municipios y finalmente obtuvo la alcaldía en once. Los Radicales ganaron las alcaldías de Zemun y Surčin , el Partido Demócrata de Serbia ganó la alcaldía de Lazarevac , y las alcaldías de Grocka y Sopot fueron para candidatos independientes.

Barajevo

En 2004 no se celebraron elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Barajevo. Las elecciones anteriores se habían celebrado en 2002 y las siguientes en 2006 .

Čukarica

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Čukarica :

Dragan Tešić, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. [ 7 ]

Grocka

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Grocka :

Aunque técnicamente los radicales obtuvieron una victoria por mayoría simple, las elecciones no estuvieron ni cerca de producir un ganador claro, y los siguientes cuatro años vieron varios cambios en el gobierno local.

Blažo Stojanović, elegido al frente de una lista independiente, fue designado alcalde tras las elecciones, en una alianza con el Partido Demócrata, el Partido Demócrata de Serbia, el Movimiento de Renovación Serbia, el Movimiento Fuerza de Serbia y el Partido Socialdemócrata. La coalición se disolvió a mediados de 2005, y el líder local del Partido Radical, Dragoljub Simonović, se convirtió en alcalde al frente de una nueva alianza de gobierno. A finales de 2005, Stojanović logró ser reelegido alcalde con una coalición que incluía a los socialistas, el Partido Demócrata de Serbia, el Movimiento de Renovación Serbia, el Partido Socialdemócrata y la lista de Vladan Zarić. Los socialistas y el Partido Demócrata retiraron su apoyo a mediados de 2007, y Stojanović creó una nueva coalición que incluía a los radicales y al Movimiento Fuerza de Serbia. Un miembro de Fuerza de Serbia desertó a la oposición en diciembre de 2007, lo que provocó un período de confusión en el que tanto el gobierno como la oposición reclamaban el control de la mayoría de los escaños. Esto duró hasta que se celebraron nuevas elecciones locales en mayo de 2008. [ 10 ] [ 11 ]

Lazarevac

Resultados de las elecciones a la Asamblea Municipal de Lazarevac :

Las elecciones no arrojaron un ganador claro. Posteriormente, Branko Borić, del Partido Democrático de Serbia, fue elegido alcalde. [ 13 ]

Mladenovac

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Mladenovac :

El alcalde en funciones, Zoran Kostić, del Partido Demócrata, fue reelegido para otro mandato tras las elecciones. [ 15 ] El Partido Demócrata formó una administración con el Partido Demócrata de Serbia, G17 Plus, el Movimiento Fuerza de Serbia y la Alianza para el Resurgimiento de Mladenovac . [ 16 ]

Nuevo Belgrado

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Nuevo Belgrado :

El alcalde en funciones, Željko Ožegović, del Partido Democrático (PD), fue reelegido tras las elecciones con el apoyo de treinta y ocho delegados. [ 18 ] Maja Videnović apareció en la octava posición de la lista del PD y fue elegida automáticamente. [ 19 ] [ 20 ] Nenad Milenković también fue uno de los candidatos del PD elegidos.

El parlamentario Marko Đurišić recibió el sexagésimo séptimo y último puesto en la lista del DS, de carácter mayormente honorífico, y no se le otorgó un mandato. [ 21 ] [ 22 ]

Obrenovac

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Obrenovac :

Aunque el Partido Radical técnicamente ganó las elecciones, no logró obtener la mayoría de los escaños en la asamblea. Nebojša Ćeran, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde. [ 24 ]

Palilula

Resultados de las elecciones a la Asamblea Municipal de Palilula :

Danilo Bašić, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. [ 26 ]

Rakovica

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Rakovica :

Bojan Milić, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. [ 28 ]

Savski Venac

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Savski Venac :

Tomislav Đorđević, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. Un miembro del Partido Demócrata de Serbia fue elegido teniente de alcalde. [ 30 ]

Sopot

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Sopot :

El alcalde en funciones , Živorad Milosavljević, de la lista Por el Municipio de Sopot, fue reelegido para otro mandato tras las elecciones. [ 32 ]

Stari Grad

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Stari Grad :

La alcaldesa en funciones, Mirjana Božidarević, del Partido Demócrata, fue confirmada para otro mandato tras las elecciones. [ 34 ] Nemanja Šarović fue elegido desde la primera posición de la lista del Partido Radical. [ 35 ]

Surčin

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Surčin :

Rajko Matović del Partido Radical fue elegido alcalde después de las elecciones. [ 37 ] Después de un período de agitación política, Vojislav Janošević del Partido Demócrata se convirtió en alcalde en noviembre de 2005. [ 38 ] [ 39 ]

Voždovac

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Voždovac :

Goran Lukačević, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. [ 41 ]

Vračar

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Vračar :

La alcaldesa en funciones, Milena Milošević, del Partido Demócrata, fue confirmada para otro mandato tras las elecciones. Su teniente de alcalde era miembro del Partido Demócrata de Serbia. [ 43 ] Milošević fue sustituida por Branimir Kuzmanović el 13 de junio de 2006. [ 44 ]

El futuro parlamentario Konstantin Samofalov apareció en la quincuagésima primera posición de la lista del Partido Demócrata. [ 45 ] No recibió mandato. [ 46 ]

Zemun

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Zemun :

Gordana Pop Lazić, del Partido Radical, fue elegida alcaldesa tras las elecciones, con el apoyo de los socialistas y el Movimiento Fuerza de Serbia. [ 48 ] [ 49 ] La parlamentaria Vjerica Radeta fue elegida delegada del Partido Radical. [ 50 ] [ 51 ]

Andreja Mladenović fue elegida desde la segunda posición en la lista del Partido Democrático de Serbia y sirvió en la oposición . [ 52 ] [ 53 ] [ 54 ]

Zvezdara

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Zvezdara :

Milan Popović, del Partido Demócrata, fue elegido alcalde tras las elecciones. [ 56 ] Ljubiša Stojmirović, del Partido Radical, se convirtió en alcalde el 18 de febrero de 2005; Popović volvió al cargo el 28 de junio del mismo año. [ 57 ] [ 58 ]

Aleksandra Tomić apareció en la octava posición de la lista del Partido Democrático de Serbia. [ 59 ] Inicialmente no obtuvo un escaño en la asamblea, pero se le otorgó un mandato como reemplazo de otro miembro del partido el 18 de febrero de 2005. [ 60 ] Fue nombrada miembro del consejo municipal el 28 de junio de 2005 y permaneció en este cargo hasta 2008. [ 61 ]

Vojvodina

Distrito de Bačka Norte

Se celebraron elecciones locales en los tres municipios del distrito de Bačka Norte , y la Alianza de Húngaros de Vojvodina ganó las alcaldías en las tres jurisdicciones. En Subotica, el partido obtuvo una ajustada victoria sobre el Partido Demócrata; en los otros dos municipios, los candidatos del partido ganaron en alianzas locales con los demócratas.

Subotica

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Subotica:

Imre Kern fue reelegido a la asamblea desde el segundo puesto en la lista de la Alianza de los Húngaros de Vojvodina . [ 64 ]

Bačka Topola

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Bačka Topola:

El futuro parlamentario Árpád Fremond apareció en la lista de la Alianza de los Húngaros de Vojvodina, aunque en esta ocasión no se le otorgó un mandato. [ 67 ] [ 68 ]

Mali Iđoš

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Mali Iđoš:

Distrito de Bačka Sur

Se celebraron elecciones en la ciudad de Novi Sad y en los once municipios independientes del distrito de Bačka del Sur .

La ciudad de Novi Sad está compuesta por dos municipios (el municipio de Novi Sad y Petrovaradin ), aunque sus competencias son muy limitadas en comparación con el gobierno municipal. A diferencia de Belgrado , Niš y Vranje , Novi Sad no cuenta con asambleas municipales elegidas directamente.

El Partido Radical obtuvo un resultado inesperadamente bueno en Bačka del Sur, ganando por un estrecho margen la alcaldía de Novi Sad y también las alcaldías de otros cinco municipios. El Partido Demócrata y el G17 ganaron dos alcaldías cada uno, un candidato del Partido Democrático Popular ganó en Bečej , y el candidato independiente Branko Gajin ganó en Srbobran .

Novi Sad

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Novi Sad:

Los radicales lograron una mayoría parlamentaria en la asamblea con el apoyo de los socialistas y el Partido Democrático de Serbia (cuyos delegados se aliaron con los radicales a pesar de las objeciones de la dirección del partido). [ 75 ]

El exalcalde Milorad Mirčić , que había sido derrotado en 2000, fue reelegido a la asamblea tras obtener el séptimo puesto en la lista del Partido Radical. La futura parlamentaria Nada Lazić , miembro de la Liga de Socialdemócratas de Vojvodina , fue elegida desde el tercer puesto en la lista Juntos por Vojvodina . [ 76 ] [ 77 ]

Bač

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Bač:

Bačka Palanka

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Bačka Palanka:

El Partido Radical Serbio y el Partido Socialista de Serbia formaron un gobierno de coalición después de las elecciones. [ 84 ] En agosto de 2005, el gobierno serbio destituyó a la administración local alegando que la asamblea nunca se había constituido correctamente e introdujo un consejo provisional de cinco miembros en espera de nuevas elecciones locales el 18 de diciembre. [ 85 ] Dragan Bozalo, como alcalde elegido directamente, no se vio afectado por esta decisión y permaneció en el cargo.

Bački Petrovac

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Bački Petrovac:

Bečej

El Partido Democrático Popular se fusionó con el Partido Democrático de Serbia a finales de 2004; Predin no participó en la fusión, sino que se unió al Movimiento Fuerza de Serbia. Fue derrotado en una elección revocatoria a finales de 2005 , y se celebraron nuevas elecciones a la alcaldía al año siguiente. [ 91 ] Estas últimas elecciones fueron ganadas por Dušan Jovanović del Partido Democrático de Serbia.

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Bečej:

Beočin

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Beočin:

Srbobran

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Srbobran:

Sremski Karlovci

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Sremski Karlovci:

Temerín

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Temerín:

La futura parlamentaria Rozália Ökrész apareció en la lista de la Alianza de los Húngaros de Vojvodina, pero no recibió ningún mandato. [ 104 ] [ 105 ]

Título

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Titel:

Vrbas

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Vrbas:

Žabalj

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Žabalj:

Distrito de Srem

Se celebraron elecciones en los siete municipios del distrito de Srem . En cada jurisdicción, en la segunda vuelta de las elecciones a la alcaldía, un representante del ultraderechista Partido Radical Serbio se enfrentó a un candidato de un partido centrista. Los radicales ganaron en Ruma , Šid y Stara Pazova ; un candidato del Partido Democrático de Serbia ganó en Sremska Mitrovica , un candidato del G17 Plus ganó en Irig , un candidato del Partido Democrático ganó en Pećinci y un miembro de la Alianza Cívica de Serbia ganó en Inđija .

Sremska Mitrovica

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Sremska Mitrovica:

Inđija

Ješić fue miembro de la Alianza Cívica de Serbia en 2004. Abandonó ese partido en 2006 para unirse al Partido Demócrata . [ 116 ]

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Inđija:

Irig

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Irig:

Pećinci

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Pećincı:

Ruma

Resultados de las elecciones para la Asamblea Municipal de Ruma:

El Partido Radical Serbio y el Partido Democrático de Serbia formaron un gobierno de coalición tras las elecciones. El futuro parlamentario Aleksandar Martinović era miembro del consejo municipal. [ 129 ]

In 2007, three Radical Party assembly members aligned with the opposition, which allowed the Democratic Party to form a new coalition government. Nenad Borović was chosen as president (i.e., speaker) of the assembly. This prompted a crisis in the local government, as the former administration refused to turn over the seals of government or allow the new administration access to the official premises of the municipality.[130][131] After six months of a stalemate, the Serbian government dissolved the assembly in March 2008 and appointed a provisional administration with Borović as its leader.[132] Nikolić also continued in the office of mayor pending the formation of a new government.[133][134]

Šid

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Šid:

Stara Pazova

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Stara Pazova:

West Bačka District

Elections were held in all four municipalities of the West Bačka District. The Democratic Party won the mayoralty in Sombor, the largest community, while the Socialists won in Apatin and the Radicals won in Kula and Odžaci. Subsequently, the Radical Party mayor in Kula was defeated in a recall election, and the Democratic Party won the by-election that followed.

Sombor

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Sombor:

Future parliamentarian Žika Gojković of the Serbian Renewal Movement was elected on the SPO–NDS list. Former and future parliamentarian Zlata Đerić was elected on the New Serbia list.[144][145]

Apatin

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Apatin:

Kula

Đuričić was defeated in a recall election in 2006, and a mayoral by-election was held later in that year.

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Kula:

Odžaci

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Odžaci:

Central Serbia (excluding Belgrade)

Mačva District

Local elections were held in all eight municipalities of the Mačva District. The Democratic Party won the mayoral contests in Šabac, Krupanj, and Vladimirci, while G17 Plus won in Loznica. The Socialist Party of Serbia won in Bogatić and Vladimirci, Social Democracy won Mali Zvornik, and independent candidate Veroljub Matić won in Koceljeva.

Šabac

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Šabac:

Bogatić

Petrić faced a recall election in 2007 but remained in office.[165][166]

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Bogatić:

Control of the local assembly changed several times in the term that followed. After the failed mayoral recall election in 2007, the assembly was dissolved and replaced with a provisional council.[169][170]

Koceljeva

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Koceljeva:

Krupanj

Grujičić was removed as mayor in a January 2007 recall vote, and a mayoral by-election took place later in the year.[179]

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Krupanj:

Ljubovija

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Ljubovija:

The Socialist Party of Serbia, the Serbian Radical Party, and the Democratic Party of Serbia formed a local coalition government after the election. Parliamentarian Sreto Perić of the Radicals was elected to the assembly and served afterward on the municipal council (i.e., the executive branch of the municipal government).[185]

A chaotic situation emerged in 2007, when two rival coalitions both claimed to hold a majority of seats in the local assembly.[186]

Loznica

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Loznica:

Mali Zvornik

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Mali Zvornik:

Vladimirci

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Vladimirci:

Nišava District

Local elections were held in the City of Niš, the five constituent municipalities of Niš, and five of the six other municipalities in the Nišava District. The exception was Ražanj, where the last elections had taken place in 2002. In the constituent municipalities of Niš, elections were held for nine-member municipal councils rather than full municipal assemblies.

Smiljko Kostić of New Serbia's political coalition somewhat unexpectedly won the mayoral contest in Niš, defeating Democratic Party incumbent Goran Ćirić in the second round. It was only with difficulty that Kostić established a functional coalition government supported by the assembly, where New Serbia won only four out of sixty-one seats.

The Democratic Party won two of Niš's municipal mayoralties, and a candidate of the Serbian Renewal Movement aligned with the Democratic Party won a third. The Serbian Radical Party and the Democratic Party of Serbia split the remaining two. There was no clear pattern outside the city, where the Radicals won in Aleksinac, a local group aligned with the Strength of Serbia Movement won in Doljevac, the Socialist Party of Serbia won in Gadžin Han, an independent won in Merošina, and G17 Plus won in Svrljig. Generally, there was a trend toward membership of the local assemblies being divided among multiple parties, often with no group holding a clear advantage.

Niš

Results of the election for the City Assembly of Niš:

Crveni Krst

Results of the election for the Municipal Council of Crveni Krst:

Medijana

Results of the election for the Municipal Council of Medijana:

Niška Banja

Results of the election for the Municipal Council of Niška Banja:

Palilula, Niš

Đorđević left the Serbian Renewal Movement in November 2007 and joined G17 Plus in March 2008.[234][235]

Results of the election for the Municipal Council of Palilula, Niš:

Pantelej

Bratislav Blagojević was expelled from the Democratic Party in June 2005 and later joined G17 Plus.[244][245]

Results of the election for the Municipal Council of Pantelej:

Aleksinac

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Aleksinac:

Doljevac

Ljubić later switched his affiliation at the republican level to New Serbia. He was also the leader of a local group called "Movement for the South," which worked in alignment both the Strength of Serbia Movement and New Serbia at different times.[255] There was an effort to initiate a recall vote against Ljubić in 2005, although it is not clear from online reports if the initiative made it to a vote.[256]

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Doljevac:

Subsequent elections were held in Doljevac on 1 October 2006 to elect members of the municipal assembly.[260] The results do not appear to be available online. Goran Ljubić's status as mayor was not affected, and the next subsequent assembly elections took place as part of the regular cycle in 2008.

Gadžin Han

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Gadžin Han:

Merošina

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Merošina:

Future parliamentarian Sanja Miladinović was one of the Democratic Party's two elected representatives.[271]

Ražanj

There were no municipal elections in Ražanj in 2004. The previous elections had taken place in 2002-03, and the next elections took place in 2006.

Svrljig

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Svrljig:

Podunavlje District

Local elections were held in the one city (Smederevo) and the two other municipalities of the Podunavlje District. The Democratic Party won the greatest number of seats in both Smederevo and Smederevska Palanka but did not win the mayoralty in either community; independent candidate Jasna Avramović won in the former community, while Radoslav Cokić won in the latter. The Democratic Party of Serbia won in Velika Plana.

Smederevo

Jasna Avramović was defeated in a recall election in 2005. A by-election to choose her successor took place in early 2006.

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Smederevo:

Smederevska Palanka

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Smederevska Palanka:

Velika Plana

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Velika Plana:

Pomoravlje District

Elections were held in four of the six municipalities of the Pomoravlje District. The exceptions were Despotovac, which had elected a mayor and assembly members in 2002, and Ćuprija, which had done so in 2003. The newly formed United Serbia party won a significant victory in its home base of Jagodina, and independent populist Dobrivoje Budimirović (formerly of the Socialist Party of Serbia) won a first-round victory in Svilajnac. The Democratic Party won in Paraćin, and a former Democrat aligned with the Serbian Renewal Movement won the mayoral election in Rekovac.

Jagodina

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Jagodina:

Petar Petrović of United Serbia was elected to the Jagodina municipal assembly and served afterward on the municipal council (i.e., the executive branch of government).[295]

Ćuprija

There were no municipal elections in Ćuprija in 2004. The previous elections had taken place in 2003, and the next elections appear to have taken place in 2008.

Despotovac

There were no municipal elections in Despotovac in 2004. The previous elections had taken place in 2002, and the next elections took place in 2006.

Paraćin

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Paraćin:

Rekovac

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Rekovac:

Svilajnac

Gorica Gajić was chosen as the municipality's deputy mayor after the election.[308] Budimirović won a recall election in 2007.

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Svilajnac:

Raška District

Local elections were held in four of the five municipalities of the Raška District. The exception was Kraljevo, the capital, where the previous election had taken place in 2003.

The List for Sandžak coalition won the elections in the predominantly Bosniak municipalities of Novi Pazar and Tutin. It failed to win a majority in the Novi Pazar assembly, however, and the rival Sandžak Democratic Party was able to form a coalition administration with other parties in the assembly.

The Socialist Party of Serbia won in Raška, and an independent list led by a former Socialist won in Vrnjačka Banja.

Kraljevo

There were no municipal elections in Kraljevo in 2004. The previous mayoral and assembly elections had taken place in 2003, the next mayoral election took place in 2006, and the next assembly elections appear to have taken place in 2008.

Novi Pazar

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Novi Pazar:

On 11 September 2004, violence broke out between supporters of the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak (SDA) and the Sandžak Democratic Party (SDP), and two passers-by were injured by gunfire in the ensuing melee. Both parties accused the other of having caused the situation.[313]

Ahmedin Škrijelj of the SDA appeared in the thirty-first position on the List for Sandžak's list and was awarded one of its "optional" mandates. Mirza Hajdinović, also of the SDA, appeared in the thirteenth position on the same list and did not receive a mandate.[314][315]

Although Sulejman Ugljanin won the mayoral election, the Sandžak Democratic Party was able to form a coalition government with the Serbian Radical Party, the Party for Sandžak, and the Serb Democratic Alliance.[316] Ugljanin refused to accept the legitimacy of the SDP's government and tried to set up a parallel administration. Serbia's ministry of state administration and local self-government ultimately recognized the SDP's rule as legitimate, and there were various efforts to resolve the situation.[317] Both the election violence and the divided nature of the city's government led to an extremely tense atmosphere in the municipality.

The government of Serbia introduced a provisional administration to Novi Pazar on 7 April 2006 on the grounds that the assembly did not adopt a budget within the legal deadline. A new assembly election was scheduled for 10 September 2006.[318] Zekirija Dugopoljac of the Reformists of Sandžak was appointed to lead a five-member provisional council responsible for carrying out the work of the assembly. Škrijelj was one of the council's members.[319]

At the time this happened, there was already an effort underway to recall Ugljanin as mayor. The effort ended in chaos, with two separate votes taking place. The first recall election, held on 14 May 2006, was organized by an election commission appointed by the former SDP-led administration. In this vote, ninety-eight per cent of voters supported recall. The second election, held on 25 June 2006, was held by a commission appointed by the interim government, and in this vote about ninety-seven per cent of voters opposed recall. Ultimately, Ugljanin was not removed from office.[320]

Raška

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Raška:

Tutin

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Tutin:

Bajro Gegić of the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak was chosen as deputy mayor after the election and served in the role for the next four years.[327]

Vrnjačka Banja

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Vrnjačka Banja:

Šumadija District

Local elections were held in all seven of the Šumadija District's municipalities. The Serbian Renewal Movement won the mayoral contests in four jurisdictions (including Kragujevac), either on its own or in alliance with other parties. The Democratic Party won in Batočina, and a party candidate also won in Knić in alliance with the Serbian Renewal Movement. The Serbian Radical Party won in Aranđelovac, while a Democratic Party of Serbia–New Serbia alliance won in Topola.

Kragujevac

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Kragujevac:

Parliamentarian Nataša Jovanović was elected from the lead position on the Serbian Radical Party's list.[335]

Aranđelovac

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Aranđelovac:

Batočina

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Batočina:

Knić

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Knić:

Lapovo

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Lapovo:

Rača

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Rača:

Topola

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Topola:

Zlatibor District

Local elections were held in nine of the ten municipalities of the Zlatibor District. The exception was Priboj, where the last election had taken place the previous year.

Incumbent mayor Miroslav Martić won the mayoral contest in the capital of Užice, while his Democratic Party won the assembly election and remained the dominant power in the local government. (Two years later, he was defeated in a recall election and a candidate of the Democratic Party of Serbia came to power.)

The Democratic Party also won the elections in Arilje and formed a coalition government in Bajina Bašta, notwithstanding that the Socialist Party of Serbia won the mayoral contest in the latter jurisdiction. The Socialists also won the elections in Nova Varoš, while the Democratic Party of Serbia won in Čajetina, and the Serbian Radical Party won in Požega. In Kosjerić, the Democratic Party of Serbia won the mayoral contest and formed a coalition government with the Serbian Renewal Movement and several other parties.

The Sandžak Democratic Party won the mayoral election in the predominantly Bosniak municipality of Sjenica and initially emerged as the dominant force in its coalition government. The party also won the mayoral contest in Prijepolje, due in part to a quirk in the voting process that saw two members of the municipality's minority Bosniak community advance to the second round. The coalition government that was ultimately formed in that municipality included the Sandžak Democratic Party and several parties representing the Serb community.

Užice

Miroslav Martić was defeated in a recall election in 2006. Tihomir Petković of the Democratic Party of Serbia won a by-election to determine a new mayor held later in the same year.

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Užice:

Former parliamentarian Bogoljub Zečević of the Christian Democratic Party of Serbia was the lead candidate on the For My City list.[360]

The Democratic Party formed a coalition government after the election with the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Serbian Renewal Movement, the Civic Alliance of Serbia, the Social Democratic Party, and the Democratic Alternative.[361] In November 2005, G17 Plus joined the coalition as well.[362]

There was a change in government after Tihomir Petković won the mayoral by-election in 2006. The Serbian government eventually appointed a provisional administration govern the municipality with Petković.[363]

Arilje

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Arilje:

The Democratic Party formed a coalition government after the election with the Democratic Party of Serbia, G17 Plus, and the Serbian Renewal Movement.[368]

Bajina Basta

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Bajina Bašta:

Although Miloje Savić of the Socialist Party of Serbia won the mayoral contest, the Democratic Party was able to form a coalition government with the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Serbian Renewal Movement, and New Serbia.[374]

Čajetina

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Čajetina:

The Democratic Party of Serbia formed a coalition government after the election with the Serbian Renewal Movement, the Strength of Serbia Movement, and G17 Plus.[378]

Kosjerić

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Kosjerić:

The assembly election did not produce a clear winner, and a coalition government was later formed by the Serbian Renewal Movement, the Democratic Party of Serbia, New Serbia, the Socialist Party of Serbia, the Serbian Radical Party, and the "For Kosjerić" Citizens' Group.[385]

Nova Varoš

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Nova Varoš:

The Socialist Party of Serbia formed a coalition government after the election with the "New People for Nova Varoš" Citizens' Group, the Serbian Radical Party, the Democratic Party of Serbia, and the Strength of Serbia Movement.[393]

Požega

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Požega:

The Serbian Radical Party formed a coalition government after the election with the Socialist Party of Serbia, the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Strength of Serbia Movement, and G17 Plus.[399]

Priboj

There were no local elections in Priboj in 2004. The previous elections took place in 2003 and the next elections apparently took place in 2008.

Prijepolje

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Prijepolje:

The Sandžak Democratic Party formed a coalition government after the election with the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Democratic Party, New Serbia, the Civic Alliance of Serbia, and Social Democracy.[405] When the assembly convened on 9 November 2004, Dragan Svičević of the Democratic Party of Serbia was chosen as assembly president and Slobodan Gojković of the Democratic Party as assembly vice-president. Former mayor Radojko Petrić of the Socialist Party of Serbia, as the oldest delegate, presided over the assembly on an interim basis.[406]

Gojković was elected to the assembly from the first position on the Democratic Party's list and Petrić from the second position on the Socialist Party's list.[407]

Sjenica

Esad Zornić won a recall election in 2006.

Results of the election for the Municipal Assembly of Sjenica:

The municipal administration was initially formed by the List for Sandžak and the Sandžak People's Movement; this alliance, however, fell apart within weeks.[413] Subsequently, the Sandžak Democratic Party formed a coalition government after the election with the Sandžak People's Movement, the Socialist Party of Serbia, the Serbian Radical Party, and the Democratic Party of Serbia.[414]

The municipal assembly was dissolved in early 2006 and a new assembly election was held on 10 September of that year.[415] Zornić's standing as mayor was not affected.

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  82. ↑The lists were "Jovan Boškić", "Damir Ivančić", "Selim Advijaj", "Tihomir Rajber Titika", "Municipal Organization of Women", "Dule Malešević–Dule Foto", "Dragan Banjac", "SNP 'Svetozar Miletić'", "Zajednica Srba", "Srebro Marinko". None of the lists crossed the electoral threshold.
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  87. ↑According to the results posted by the Center for Free Elections and Democracy, the "For Change" won three seats, "Kulpina for the Municipality of Bački Petrovac" won two seats, and a citizens' group called the "Social Democratic Party–Dr. Jan Ribović" won two seats. The Ecological Movement "Maglić" did not cross the electoral threshold.
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  100. ↑Branislav Pop Jovanov's list "Oj Karlovci Moji" won three seats, as did the list, "For Karlovci – Kalanić". The "Gornji Kraj" list did not win any mandates.
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  104. ↑She appeared in the twenty-fourth position. See Službeni List (Opštine Temerin), Volume 37 Number 6 (9 September 2004), p. 15.
  105. ↑Službeni List (Opštine Temerin), Volume 37 Number 12 (26 October 2004), pp. 2-4.
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  107. ↑The "Zdenko Babić" list won two mandates. The "'Realno'–Dragoje Bagić", "Dr. Boro Vujasin", "Dušan Banika", "Zoran Vujović", "Jovan Jovanović" and "Božo Tegeltija" lists all failed to cross the electoral threshold.
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  117. ↑One of the lists, "Only the Best for Inđija," won all eight seats. See Direktorijum lokalnih samouprava u Srbiji, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID), September 2005, p. 134.
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  120. ↑One of the lists, "Movement for the Municipality – Bata Lezak," won both seats. See Direktorijum lokalnih samouprava u Srbiji, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID), September 2005, p. 136.
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  123. ↑Four of the lists won mandates. The "Đura Trudić" list won three mandates, while the "Pantic Živorad - Luki," "Vanstranački," and "Our List" lists won one mandate each. See Direktorijum lokalnih samouprava u Srbiji, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID), September 2005, p. 254.
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  136. ↑All five mandates were won by the list "Healthy Serbia–Movement for Šid." See Direktorijum lokalnih samouprava u Srbiji, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID), September 2005, p. 304.
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  149. ↑The lists were "All for Sivac", "Kula Is My City", "For Solidarity, Justice and Freedom-Kula", "List for Ruski Krstur, "Serbian People's Movement–Svetozar Miletić", "I Am Voting for Kruščić", "For Our Lipar", "Kula-It Will Be Better–Stanko Zrakić", "Best for Crvenka", and "Economic Power of Serbia–Branko Dragaš".
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  152. ↑The list "No Politics–Business as Soon as Possible" won two seats. The other lists did not win any seats.
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  174. ↑The "Paun Radivojević" and "Nikolić Radivoj Kusa" lists each won a single seat. See Direktorijum lokalnih samouprava u Srbiji, Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID), September 2005, p. 152.
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  200. ↑The two other candidates were Ljubivoje Slavković (Citizens' Group: For Niš) and Sima Radulović (Citizens' Group: League for Niš). The Serbian government's official report on the 2004 local elections does not break down the individual vote totals received by Slavković and Radulović. The City of Niš's website provided the following preliminary totals: Slaković 688 votes (1.13%), Radulović 557 votes (0.92%).
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  202. ↑The city of Niš's provisional totals for the citizens' group lists were as follows: "Pure Democracy" 875 votes (1.48%), "Coalition for Niš" 730 votes (1.23%), "League for Niš" 556 votes (0.94%), "Zoran Isailović" 465 votes (0.78%), "For a Better Tomorrow–Slavoljub Nikolić" 242 votes (0.41%), "Miroljub Stanković" 239 votes (0.40%), "Medoševac–Slobodan Panajotović" 185 votes (0.31%), "Selo Malča–Dragan Pantelić" 122 votes (0.21%), "Black Road–Petar Jovanović" 107 votes (0.18%).
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  210. ↑The city of Niš's provisional totals for the citizens' group lists were as follows: "Crveni Krst" 300 (4.61%), "Pure Democracy–Dr. Milan Višnjić" 176 (2.70%), "Veselinović Slobodan" 76 (1.17%). This source does not provide totals for the "Coalition for Niš-Miodrag Stanković" list, which also contested the election.
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  233. ↑The first-round totals are likely provisional.
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  236. ↑The city of Niš's provisional totals for the citizens' group lists were as follows: "Coalition for Niš–Miodrag Stanković" 372 (2.72%), "Pure Democracy–Dr. Milan Višnjić" 254 (1.86%), "Perspective" 78 (0.57%).
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  246. ↑The city of Niš's provisional totals for the citizens' group lists were as follows: "Pantelej–Ljubiša Mitić" 463 (4.91%), "Pure Democracy–Dr. Milan Višnjić" 156 (1.65%), "Selo Malča–Dragan Pantelić" " 59 (0.63%), "Tsar Konstantin–Branislav Jocić" 57 (0.60%).
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  249. ↑Zoran Aleksić's "Movement for the Municipality of Aleksinac" list won six seats in the local assembly; the other three lists did not win any seats.
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  254. ↑Jocić's identity as the Radical Party's candidate is confirmed in Velika Srbija [Serbian Radical Party publication], Volume 15 Number 1838 (September 2004), p. 24. The fact that he did not make it to the second round is confirmed in Velika Srbija [Serbian Radical Party publication], Volume 15 Number 1956 (September 2004), pp. 16-17.
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  263. ↑The lists were "Zaplanje My Home," which won five seats, and "Nebojša Živković," which won three seats.
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  269. ↑The lists included "For the Development of the Municipality of Merošina," which won five seats, "Finally, a Real Man," which won two seats, and "Dr. Slobodan Tončić," which also won two seats. Three other lists did not win any seats.
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