Last Sunday's Serbian early parliamentary elections were conducted in Kosovo in a regular and incident-free manner, said Senad Sabovic, spokesman of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Mission in Kosovo.

The chairperson of Dveri movement, Bosko Obradovic, said that representatives of the election list DSS-Dveri have recorded most irregularities, after having insight in the election material, in Kosovo where, according to him, they were doing and counting whatever they wanted.

Municipal branch of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in North Mitrovica communicated yesterday that citizens have shown in elections held on Sunday that they are determined to stay in this town and in Kosovo and Metohija, and congratulated citizens on ‘huge and important victory in elections’.

The chairperson of the Provisional Body of Mitrovica Municipality, Aleksandar Spirić, communicated through a municipal web portal that he is very satisfied with the result achieved by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in North Mitrovica, and thanked citizens for their big support to Aleksandar Vučić.

- The overwhelming support of the voters in Kosovo, given to the Serbian Progressive Party in this parliamentary election points to their, first of all, support to the policy of normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, says the President of Active Serbia Dusan Janjic, commenting on the fact that the SNS received about 66 per cent of the vote in the territory of Kosovo.

Political analyst Azem Vlasi said that he doesn’t expect changes in relations between Kosovo and Serbia following Serbian elections held on Sunday.

“More or less the same story will continue, however when it comes to normalization of relations it is an empty platitude, because there is no normalization of relations between Kosovo and Serbia until it stops implying normalization of interstate relations, that is, mutual recognition,” said Vlasi to Radio Free Europe.

Sunday Serbian parliamentary elections in Kosovo and Metohija, beside the convincing victory of the SNS, were marked with crowds in the voting centres due to the reduced number of voting locations, as well as the non-updated voting lists.

The Serbian List has congratulated Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) on the victory in the Serbian parliamentary elections, and congratulated citizens on the choice which guarantees them a safe future.

The Serbian List considers that the victory of a coalition gathered around the SNS in parliamentary elections makes it clear that citizens have recognized the right and the only possible way forward for salvation of Serbia.

The electoral list Aleksandar Vucic Serbia won in the municipality of Gora in Kosovo with 78 per cent of the vote, stated the Gorani Citizens' Initiative.

SPS got 11 per cent and the DS three per cent of the vote.

"The Citizens Initiative of Gorani, as the only political and national organization of Gorani, shares the same values with the president of the SNS, Aleksandar Vucic," said the Initiative.

The SNS party won 67.09 percent of the votes in the Serbian parliamentary elections in Kosovo, the party announced based on 100 percent of ballots processed.

SNS official Marko Djuric, who also heads the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija, told reporters in Belgrade late on Monday that it was "a historic result for the SNS in Kosovo and Metohija."

"We became united and rallied the Kosovo and Metohija Serbs together," Djuric said.