Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli

Spoof politician Luka Maksimovic will be able to compete in the Belgrade local elections on March 4 after all - after his group got round a legal problem by deciding that one of its members will change his name to Maksimovic's previous alias, "Ljubisa Preletacevic 'Beli'".

MLADENOVAC - Presidential candidate Luka Maksimovic, also known under the alias of Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli, expects a first-round victory in Sunday's presidential elections in Serbia.

After casting his vote in the Belgrade municipality of Mladenovac, he told reporters he wished luck to all candidates, but that the best one would win, adding: "And I am the best."

Presidential candidate Luka Maksimovic, aka Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli, has shown his "presidential program" in a video posted on Facebook.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM and Serbian Progressive Party leader Aleksandar Vucic maintains a commanding lead ahead of the presidential elections and has great chances of a first-round victory with 53 percent support, the latest Ipsos Strategic Marketing survey shows.

BELGRADE - Had the Serbian presidential elections been held on March 10, the turnout would have been 56 pct, with 57 pct of the voters voting for current PM Aleksandar Vucic, who would thus have won more votes than all the other candidates combined, a Demostat survey shows.

BELGRADE - The national election commission approved late Monday the candidacy of Luka Maksimovic, known under the alias of Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli, for the April 2 presidential elections in Serbia.

Maksimovic was approved as the candidate of a citizens' group named Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli - Just Keep Going Strong, Beli.

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Presidential candidate Luka Maksimovic, aka Ljubisa Preletacevic Beli, says Serbia "doesn't have a strong opposition."