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Section sizes

Section size for 2023 Serbian parliamentary election (43 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	5,956	5,956
Background	13,323	42,426
North Kosovo crisis	15,962	15,962
2023 protests	13,141	13,141
Electoral system	8,669	59,898
Election date	15,047	15,047
Election conditions	16,264	16,264
Political parties	6,812	6,812
Pre-election composition	13,106	13,106
Pre-election activities	30	50,130
Government parties	11,692	11,692
Opposition parties	18,290	38,408
Election alliances	20,118	20,118
Electoral lists	22,238	22,238
Campaign	15,701	144,098
Slogans	7,701	7,701
Debates	33,500	33,500
Issues	5,560	5,560
Party campaigns	1,231	81,636
Serbian Progressive Party	22,765	22,765
Socialist Party of Serbia	5,672	5,672
Serbia Against Violence	10,004	10,004
National Democratic Alternative	6,880	6,880
National Gathering	10,481	10,481
Serbian Radical Party	5,616	5,616
Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians	1,519	1,519
United for Justice	2,992	2,992
Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak	1,502	1,502
Coalition for Peace and Tolerance	4,118	4,118
People's Party	2,055	2,055
DJB–SDS	2,674	2,674
Others	4,127	4,127
Opinion polls	8,708	9,038
Graphical summary	330	330
Conduct	14,621	14,621
Results	9,295	9,295
Aftermath	3,852	28,891
Reactions	5,414	5,414
Protests	10,207	10,207
Government formation	9,418	9,418
Notes	26	26
References	30	30
External links	379	379
Total	387,026	387,026

Kosovo?

Kosovo is included in the election results map, but Kosovars do not vote in Serbian elections? Ressa14457 (talk) 17:08, 4 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Serb citizens living in Kosovo voted in the election. Number 5 7 15:13, 5 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]