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Serbia’s governing populists have claimed a sweeping victory in the country’s parliamentary election on Sunday, which was marred by reports of major irregularities both during a tense campaign and on voting day.

Acting prime minister Ana Brnabić said that with half the ballots counted, the governing Serbian Progressive party’s projections showed it won 47% of the vote and expected to hold about 130 seats in the 250-member assembly.

The main contest in the parliamentary and local elections was between current President Aleksandar Vučić’s Serbian Progressives and the centrist coalition that sought to undermine the populists who have ruled the Balkan state since 2012.

Observers from the independent Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability (CRTA) expressed “the highest concern” over cases of the organised transfer of illegal voters from other countries to Belgrade.

The Serbian president toured the country and attended his party’s rallies, promising new roads, hospitals, one-off cash bonuses and higher salaries and pensions.

Vučić called the 17 December early vote only a year and a half after a previous parliamentary and presidential election, although his party holds a comfortable majority in parliament.

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