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Parliamentary elections begin in Serbia
Belgrade,
16 March 2014
Early parliamentary elections and the elections for the Belgrade City Assembly began this morning as polling places opened at 7.00.
Author:
Tanjug
A total of 6,765,998 citizens have a chance to use their right to vote.
Voters can cast their ballots in the parliamentary polls at 8,262 polling places that will be open until 20.00, and people in Kosovo-Metohija will be able to vote at 90 polling places.
Outside Serbia, the elections will be organised in 35 polling stations in 20 countries.
The final electoral roll includes 19 lists of party coalitions and citizen groups, seven of them being minority organisations, and a total of 3,020 candidates are running for MP seats.
In addition to the parliamentary elections, Belgrade citizens will also vote in the local elections and a total of 1,597,624 voters in the capital will be able to cast their ballots for one out of 23 lists.
Local elections are also being held in Pecinci, Bor, Negotin, Sevojno and Arandjelovac.
Voters can cast their ballots in the parliamentary polls at 8,262 polling places that will be open until 20.00, and people in Kosovo-Metohija will be able to vote at 90 polling places.
Outside Serbia, the elections will be organised in 35 polling stations in 20 countries.
The final electoral roll includes 19 lists of party coalitions and citizen groups, seven of them being minority organisations, and a total of 3,020 candidates are running for MP seats.
In addition to the parliamentary elections, Belgrade citizens will also vote in the local elections and a total of 1,597,624 voters in the capital will be able to cast their ballots for one out of 23 lists.
Local elections are also being held in Pecinci, Bor, Negotin, Sevojno and Arandjelovac.
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