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Without Kosovo, Serbia has only about 8 million people. How can there possibly be 6.6 million registered voters (82%)in such a population?

First of all, we don't know if those 6.6 million registered voters include Kosovo, correct? So it may be 6.6 million voters out of a population of approximately 10 million. Birth rates are the other key element here. I know they are low accross all of Europe (except Albania), don't know what they are like in Serbia specifically. If people have not been having children over the last 2 decades, that would account for the high percentage of voters in the total population.

So, what happens now?

Well, what's that saying - Nature abhors a vacuum. So I think it's going to be the guy with biggest jaje who is willing to TAKE power will win - and I'm afraid that doesn't look like K.

I always took the 6.6mm figure to include the HillBillies in Podgorica.......of course one needs to allow for the some 200,000 fraudulant voters in Quislingist controled B-grad ( acording to VK himself)

BTWS How many votes did VK actually end uo with ?