President of Serbia

The current President of Serbia is Boris Tadić, who won a majority of votes in the Serbian presidential elections, 2004.

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Main article: Serbian presidential election, 2004

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**Summary of the 13 and 27 June Serbian presidential election results**
Candidates	Nominating parties	Votes 1st round	%	Votes 2nd round	%
Boris Tadić	Democratic Party	852,230	27.3	1,681,528	53.2
Tomislav Nikolić	Serbian Radical Party	939,695	30.1	1,434,068	45.4
Bogoljub Karić	nowadays: Power of Serbia Movement	602,342	19.3
Dragan Maršićanin	Democratic Party of Serbia, Government	413,935	13.3
Ivica Dačić	Socialist Party of Serbia	112,405	3.6
Jelisaveta Karađorđević	IzLS	63,991	2.1
Milovan Drecun	Serbian Revival	17,414	0.6
Vladan Batić	Democratic Christian Party of Serbia	16,338	0.5
Borislav Pelević	Party of Serbian Unity	13,878	0.4
Branislav Ivković	Socialist People's Party	12,672	0.4
Ljiljana Aranđelović	United Serbia	10,246	0.3
Marjan Rističević	People's Peasant Party	9,513	0.3
Dragan Đorđević	Party of Serbian Citizens	5,193	0.2
Zoran Milinković	Patriots of Serbian Diaspora	5,030	0.2
Mirko Jović	People's Radical Party	4,288	0.1
Total (turnout 47.7% and 48.7%)		3,117,339	100.0	3,115,596	100.0
Registered Voters		6,532,263		6,532,940
Total		3,119,087		3,159,194
Valid		3,081,040		3,115,596
Invalid		38,047		42,975
Source: Cesid

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preside in five year mandate
be elected for president twice
have an immunity granted by National Assembly
disband National Assembly and Government
declare state of emergency
call for elections
represent the country
confer medals and awards
veto a bill until the assembly have reconsidered it, and approved it a second time

Till the dissolution of the state union of Serbia and Montenegro the President of Serbia was a member of the Supreme Defence Council of Serbia and Montenegro, which was headed by the President of Serbia and Montenegro.

The Speaker of the parliament serves as interim president if the elected president resigns from office.