May 9 (SeeNews) - Serbia's president Aleksandar Vucic secured a second five-year term in last month's elections, winning 58.59% of the vote, final official results showed on Monday.
The contender, retired army general Zdravko Ponos, was backed by 18.39% of the voters in the April 3 elections, the national electoral commission said in a statement.
Voter turnout stood at 58.62%, according to the official final data.
The results of the general elections, which took place on the same day, are yet to be announced.