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did not issue any statement until 26 September, when they announced that Koštunica had an eight-point lead in the first round, but did not record the required 50% of all votes cast to avoid a runoff vote. Electoral documents were subsequently incinerated. When Đinđić announced that his party, on the basis of votes counted in 98.5% of polling stations, that there was a discrepancy of 400,000 votes between his party's records and that of the
Federal Electoral Commission, demonstrations ensued throughout multiple cities in Serbia.
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1256:. The Department of State added that the office "will consist of State Department and officials and will work to support the full range of democratic forces in Serbia". The office's budget and specific role was not disclosed by diplomats at the time. Koštunica, already under attack by accusations of collaborating with foreign powers, called the office "the kiss of death".
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initially announced that Milošević was leading with 50% to Koštunica's 31% of first round votes. On 25 September, the DOS coalition as well as the
Serbian Radical Party and Serbian Renewal Movement announced that Koštunica won as much as 55% of the first round vote. The Federal Electoral Commission
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The DOS coalition asked the
Serbian Renewal Movement to pull Vojislav Mihailović out of the race and to endorse their candidate, but Mihailović and his party refused. However, he added that if he were not to make it into a second round, that he would support Koštunica over Milošević in a runoff.
998:, but would be directly elected instead. He also announced that the presidential and local elections in September would be held simultaneously; the constitution gave the president of Yugoslavia a four-year term, but Milošević organised presidential elections a year before his mandate expired.
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In June 2000, Stambolić told Kovačević that he would run as the DOS candidate as long as the coalition parties approved of his candidacy, and that he run face-to-face against Milošević as opposed to a different SPS candidate.
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claimed that "voters were looking for someone who was a supporter of democracy but also a proven patriot and a nationalist in the kindest sense", and expressed his opinion that Koštunica had the closest such profile.
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on 30 August 2000. On 2 September, he officially submitted his candidacy to the
Federal Electoral Commission. Over the course of his campaign, he emphasised that he would seek the removal of international
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After polling stations closed on 24 September, multiple parties and authorities reported extremely contradicting results. In a conference for journalists only a few hours after polling stations closed,
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41 million in financial support from the United States from 1999 to 2000. USAID provided 5,000 spray cans for anti-Milošević graffiti and the printing of 2.5 million stickers with the message
1222:, categorically rejected US financial support. In spite of this, Koštunica was an inevitable beneficiary of US support, witting or not, as other parties associated with either the DOS coalition or the
1194:. He stated that "there are many things about the Hague tribunal that are more about politics than law", adding that Milošević's indictment would not necessarily be a priority if he were elected.
909:, after which Milošević resigned on 7 October and conceded the presidency to Koštunica. Subsequently released revised election results showed Koštunica with slightly over 51% of all votes cast.
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1156:"...we are really in the state where we are hostages--not only because of Milošević but because of some specific decisions in American policy which I do not understand entirely."
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asserted that the EU was ultimately denying such shipments to the remainder of
Yugoslavia, offering humanitarian aid only to towns which were not governed by the ruling parties.
905:. However, the DOS coalition claimed that Koštunica had received 52.54% of the vote. This led to open conflict between the opposition and government. The opposition organised
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run for president with the backing of a multi-party coalition. After the formal establishment of the DOS coalition, Stambolić met with Kovačević on several occasions.
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Several events occurred during the spring before the election that significantly contributed to a politically volatile environment; on 13 May 2000, the
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advised opposition activists to campaign in a united coalition. At the conference, activists were shown an opinion poll commissioned by
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On 6 July 2000, the parliament amended the constitution of
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Stambolić's bid for the DOS candidacy, he refused to support Koštunica and boycotted the election entirely. Likewise,
948:, opposition parties began discussing who could run as a united opposition candidate in the upcoming elections. In a meeting in
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hosted a conference at the
Marriott Hotel in Budapest, inviting activists from the Serbian opposition. In the conference,
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to a local restaurant. Meanwhile, the DOS coalition formally endorsed Koštunica's candidacy.
1237:, or "He's finished". The United States also paid for the training of electoral monitors in
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Chamber of Citizens, whilst the
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EKSPRES INTERVJU, DRAGAN MARŠIĆANIN: Iza Đinđićevog ubistva stoji – niko!
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Alliance for Peace (Kosovo Democratic Initiative–Albanian Reform Party)
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Prva nedelja predizborne kampanje predsedničkog kandidata DOS-a
3112:"Kosovo Albanians support Milosevic, hoping to hurt Yugoslavia"
3026:"U.S. Aid to Milosevic's Foes Is Criticized as 'Kiss of Death'"
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in hopes that it would lead to the further disintegration of
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2732:. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia: Stryker-Post Publications.
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International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
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International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia
3273:, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, p. 18.
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Alliance of Citizens of Subotica – Vojvodina Opposition
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Vanja Marinović, Nataša Anđelković (10 October 2017).
2639:'s seats in the Chamber of Republics was assigned to
971:, was assassinated. Following his assassination, the
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Ivan Stambolic je prihvatio predsednicku kandidaturu
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Sandžak People's Movement Coalition – Ćemail Sulević
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Yugoslav Communist Alliance – Montenegro Communists
987:. The law was never passed through the Parliament.
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3135:Milosevic criticised as poll puts opposition ahead
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1166:Koštunica officially began his campaign in the
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965:Chairman of the Executive Council of Vojvodina
901:against the runner-up and incumbent president
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907:demonstrations in Belgrade on 5 October 2000
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2843:Zašto JUL najavljuje Zakon o odbrani države
3458:United States involvement in regime change
3438:2000 in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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3243:U.S. Advice Guided Milosevic Opposition
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1860:For a Richer and More Beautiful Serbia
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18:2000 Yugoslavian presidential election
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952:that summer, Branislav Kovačević and
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3197:Milan Milošević (9 September 2000).
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2672:Elections in Europe: A data handbook
2881:Slobodan Antonić (5 October 2010).
1844:Sandžak People's Movement Coalition
1060:to win an absolute majority in the
1021:sent heating fuel to the cities of
881:General elections were held in the
242:Milošević resigns on 7 October 2000
3428:Elections in Serbia and Montenegro
3318:Elections in Serbia and Montenegro
3239:Michael Dobbs (11 December 2000).
3164:Biljana Vasić (9 September 2000).
2806:Zoran Radovanović (5 April 2003).
2647:, due to a pre-election agreement.
1908:Vojvodina for Yugoslavia Coalition
25:
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1706:New Communist Party of Yugoslavia
1250:United States Department of State
580:Politics of Serbia and Montenegro
276:
30:2000 Yugoslavian general election
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1956:Natural Law Party – Branko Čičić
1670:Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians
1198:Involvement of the United States
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3448:September 2000 events in Europe
3443:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević
2921:Избори који су променили Србију
2839:Roksanda Ninčić (27 May 2000).
2637:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
2227:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
2086:Natural Law Party – Jozef Viola
1580:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
1325:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
1271:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević
1161:Vojislav Koštunica, August 2000
1106:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
977:Law on the Defense of the State
895:Democratic Opposition of Serbia
759:Foreign relations of Montenegro
739:Foreign relations of Yugoslavia
3453:Foreign electoral intervention
3358:Chamber of Republics elections
3024:Paul Watson (28 August 2000).
934:Democratic Party of Socialists
883:Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
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2497:Foreign Currency Savers Party
2102:Foreign Currency Savers Party
1204:National Democratic Institute
1187:also refused to endorse him.
975:announced it would propose a
2709:(in Serbian). 5 October 2016
2670:& Philip StöverP (2010)
744:Sanctions against Yugoslavia
2892:Nova srpska politička misao
2885:Два размишљања о 5. октобру
2728:Thompson, Wayne C. (2008).
2481:Yugoslav Communist Alliance
2069:Yugoslav Left of Montenegro
1924:DEMOS – Movement for Europe
1228:movement received a sum of
1062:southern province of Kosovo
754:Foreign relations of Serbia
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2790:. Council of Europe. 2002.
2777:Nohlen & Stöver, p1726
2768:Nohlen & Stöver, p1724
2706:Radio Television of Serbia
1988:Radomir Pavlović – Sisevac
1972:Ecology Party of Vojvodina
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1220:Democratic Party of Serbia
946:NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
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3078:Parenti, Michael (2000).
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3326:Parliamentary elections
2699:Годишњица Петог октобра
1775:Radical Party of Serbia
1248:On 15 August 2000, the
1173:sanctions on Yugoslavia
1068:Presidential candidates
1015:international sanctions
825:Independence referendum
3374:Presidential elections
1758:Party of Serbian Unity
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819:Politics of Montenegro
796:Republic of Montenegro
784:AP Kosovo and Metohija
256:Parliamentary election
2956:NESTAO IVAN STAMBOLIC
2754:Serbia and Montenegro
2446:Serbian Radical Party
2267:Serbian Radical Party
1616:Serbian Radical Party
1385:Serbian Radical Party
1202:In October 1999, the
1118:Serbian Radical Party
641:Deputy Prime Minister
407:Chamber of Republics
73:Presidential election
2196:Chamber of Republics
1793:Radovan Radović Raka
1791:Workers' Movement –
1295:28 September figures
983:and subservience to
926:the ruling coalition
646:Council of Ministers
537:Prime Minister after
294:Chamber of Citizens
3402:Elections in Serbia
3250:The Washington Post
3201:Milion i po potpisa
2752:ElectionGuide.org:
2574:Invalid/blank votes
2513:Yugoslav Communists
2428:Serb People's Party
2363:Invalid/blank votes
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2147:Invalid/blank votes
1892:Yugoslav Communists
1811:Serb People's Party
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1554:Chamber of Citizens
1489:Invalid/blank votes
1406:Vojislav Mihailović
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1125:Vojislav Mihailović
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3131:(21 August 2000).
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2036:Radicals of Serbia
1940:Alliance for Peace
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1431:Miodrag Vidojković
1346:Slobodan Milošević
1320:Vojislav Koštunica
1298:10 October figures
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1168:Braničevo District
1139:Affirmative Party
1136:Miodrag Vidojković
1101:Vojislav Koštunica
1084:Slobodan Milošević
1048:. This along with
903:Slobodan Milošević
891:Vojislav Koštunica
814:Politics of Serbia
779:Republic of Serbia
440:Slobodan Milošević
418:Vojislav Koštunica
323:Slobodan Milošević
305:Vojislav Koštunica
233:Vojislav Koštunica
218:Slobodan Milošević
171:Popular vote
118:Slobodan Milošević
113:Vojislav Koštunica
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3031:Los Angeles Times
2739:978-1-887985-95-6
2680:978-3-8329-5609-7
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1054:Kosovo Serb
1052:and strong
1050:voter fraud
954:Nenad Čanak
552:Zoran Žižić
187:Percentage
3422:Categories
3339:1992 (Dec)
3334:1992 (May)
2655:References
2529:Serb Party
2402:Montenegro
1235:"Gotov je"
1095:coalition
1075:Candidate
1046:Yugoslavia
1040:voted for
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940:Background
930:Montenegro
659:Parliament
179:1,826,799
109:Candidate
2392:6,395,862
2379:4,753,347
2353:4,527,239
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1265:President
1058:Milošević
1042:Milošević
1003:Košutnjak
981:terrorism
922:boycotted
675:Elections
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175:2,470,304
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1146:Campaign
681:General
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2590:126,239
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1498:137,991
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1415:146,585
1395:289,013
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1260:Results
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281:Leader
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1778:22,829
1762:33,680
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1728:35,585
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1225:Otpor!
1078:Party
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444:31.81
422:44.99
327:32.95
309:43.86
289:Seats
198:6.05%
191:51.71%
129:Party
3207:Vreme
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2577:2,043
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2256:32.68
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2140:95.64
2116:Total
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2073:1,627
2055:1,946
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1991:2,380
1975:2,888
1959:2,977
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1879:5,265
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1847:6,574
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1484:97.19
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1731:0.76
1713:0.77
1695:0.77
1677:1.03
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1641:5.12
1623:8.73
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1495:2.68
1446:0.96
1440:0.95
1424:3.04
1418:2.98
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1392:5.96
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