Conservative Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic won Serbia’s presidential election on Sunday with a landslide majority, taking 58 percent of the votes and avoiding a run-off, according to a result projection.<br /><br /> His nearest rival, opposition candidate Sasa Jankovic, took just 14 percent of the votes, the Ipsos polling group said, based on 40 percent of votes counted from a sample of polling stations.<br /><br /> The result confirmed Vucic’s almost unchallenged domination of the Balkan country, which he wants to take into the European Union while preserving strong ties with Russia.<br /><br /> <br /><br /><br /> with Reuters<br />
