2000 (federal) Serbian Presidential Election

24 September 2000 · The federal vote of 2000

Vojislav Koštunica won the federal presidency in the first round on 51.71% against Slobodan Milošević on 38.24%, by the revised figures of 10 October. The commission's first count had him short of a majority, and the dispute led to the demonstrations of 5 October and Milošević's resignation on 7 October.

The ruling Montenegrin coalition boycotted the vote, Kosovo Albanians did not vote and electoral documents were incinerated. The Federal Electoral Commission announced figures on 28 September (Koštunica 50.38%) that it said fell short of a majority, and the revised figures of 10 October, used here, put him on 51.71%. The dispute led to the demonstrations of 5 October and Milošević's resignation on 7 October.

President before

Slobodan Milošević

SPS

Elected President

Vojislav Koštunica

DSS

Winning share

51.7%

Turnout

71.5%

The result

Vojislav Koštunica
Democratic Opposition of Serbia · 2,470,304 votes
51.71%
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Slobodan Milošević
SPS–JUL–SNP · 1,826,799 votes
38.24%
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Tomislav Nikolić
Serbian Radical Party · 289,013 votes
6.05%
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Vojislav Mihailović
Serbian Renewal Movement · 145,019 votes
3.04%
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Miodrag Vidojković
Affirmative Party · 45,964 votes
0.96%
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