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First round of the Vojvodina parliamentary election was held on September 19th 2004, at the same time when the local elections were held in the whole of Serbia (with the exception of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo).

Second round of elections is to be held on October 3rd 2004, at the same time when the second round of elections for Majors in Serbia are held.

Contents

1 Rules 2 Participants 2.1 Lists that competed in one-round system 2.2 Parties that competed in two-round system 3 Results 3.1 Results of one-round system 3.2 Results of two-round system 3.3 MPs of Parliament of Vojvodina

Rules

On August 19th 2004, the Speaker of the Parliament of Vojvodina Nenad Čanak announced that Elections for MPs of Vojvodina Parliament will be held on September 19th 2004. The process will be in accord with new law that has been accepted in August 2004.

There are 120 MPs in Vojvodina's Parliament. One half (60 MPs) is elected based on a proportional representation one-round system, according to which Vojvodina is one electorial unit. Voters choose between several Parties, Coalitions or Citizen Groups. The other 60 MPs are elected based on majority two-round system, according to which Vojvodina is divided into 60 electorial units in a way that every county gives at least one MP. Some larger electoral units, like the cities of Novi Sad, Subotica, Zrenjanin etc., give more (from 2 up to 7). In this case, voters choose between more candidates. A candidate can win in first round if he/she gets more than 50%+1 votes of those who voted. If none gets enough votes, the two strongest candidates go to the second round, in which the one with more votes wins.

The election threshold for Parties, Coalitions and Citizen’s Groups is 5%, except for Parites of minority groups (Hungarians, Croats, etc.), for whom the threshold is smaller, but not smaller than the number of votes neccesary to get one MP. According to the law, on all lists of Parties, Coalitions and Citizen’s Groups at least 30% of the proposed MPs must be women.

Participants

Lists that competed in one-round system

1. Democratic Party [Demokratska stranka] – Boris Tadić
2. Union of Vojvodina Hungarians [Savez vojvođanskih Mađara - Vajdas�gi Magyar Sz�vets�g] – Kasza J�zsef
3. Serbian Radical Party [Srpska radikalna stranka] – Tomislav Nikolić
4. “United for Vojvodina” [„Zajedno za Vojvodinu”] – Nenad Čanak (Vojvodina Union [Vojvođanska unija – Vojvodina moj dom], Ligue of Social-Democrats of Vojvodina [Liga socijaldemokrata Vojvodine], Democratic Vojvodina [Demokratska Vojvodina], Union of Socialists of Vojvodina [Unija socijalista Vojvodine], Vojvodina Movement [Vojvođanski pokret], [Građanski savez Srbije], Social-Democratic Union [Socijaldemokratska unija])
5. G17 Plus [G17+] – Miroljub Labus
6. Socialist Party of Serbia [Socijalistička partija Srbije] – Dušan Bajatović
7. Democratic Party of Serbia [Demokratska stranka Srbije] – Vojislav Koštunica
8. “Clean hends of Vojvodina” [„Čiste ruke Vojvodine”] – Miodrag Isakov (Vojvodina Reformists [Reformisti Vojvodine], Serbian Renewal Movement [Srpski pokret obnove], Opor)
9. Political movement “Force of Serbia” [Politički pokret „Snaga Srbije”] – Bogoljub Karić
10. New Serbia [Nova Srbija] – Velimir Ilić

Parties that competed in two-round system

Results

Round	Number of voters	Voted in round	%
I	1 659 177	639 604	38.57 %
II

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Results of one-round system

No.	List	Number of votes	%	Number of MPs
1.	Demokratska stranka	137 797	21.54 %	15
2.	Savez vojvođanskih Mađara	54 380	8.50 %	6
3.	Srpska radikalna stranka	187 666	29.34 %	21
4.	„Zajedno za Vojvodinu”	60 389	9.44 %	6
5.	G17+	30 985	4.84 %	0
6.	Socijalistička partija Srbije	37 111	5.80 %	4
7.	Demokratska stranka Srbije	43 077	6.74 %	4
8.	„Čiste ruke Vojvodine”	14 666	2.29 %	0
9.	Politički pokret „Snaga Srbije”	42 813	6.69 %	4
10.	Nova Srbija	8 783	1.37 %	0

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Results of two-round system

MPs of Parliament of Vojvodina

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