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Early parliamentary, regular provincial, local elections begin in Serbia
Belgrade,
24 April 2016
Early parliamentary and regular provincial and local elections began in Serbia today, for which the polling stations opened at 7.00 and will close at 20.00, which will mark the end of election silence.
Author:
Fonet
Twenty electoral lists with a total of 3,270 candidates are competing for the 250 seats in the parliament.
The total number of voters in Serbia for all local self-government units and all polling stations is 6,739,441.
There are a total of 8,378 polling stations, including 29 in penitentiary institutions and 38 abroad, as well as 90 in Kosovo-Metohija.
When voting citizens are required to have an ID card or other document to prove your identity. A voter may vote only once, and it will be controlled with special sprays and UV lamps.
All those who at the time of closing of the polling station are at the polling station will be allowed to vote.
At the polling station, it is prohibited to use mobile phones and other means of communications, and if the rules are violated during the polling, the electoral committee will be dissolved, and voting at that polling place will be repeated.
The total number of voters in Serbia for all local self-government units and all polling stations is 6,739,441.
There are a total of 8,378 polling stations, including 29 in penitentiary institutions and 38 abroad, as well as 90 in Kosovo-Metohija.
When voting citizens are required to have an ID card or other document to prove your identity. A voter may vote only once, and it will be controlled with special sprays and UV lamps.
All those who at the time of closing of the polling station are at the polling station will be allowed to vote.
At the polling station, it is prohibited to use mobile phones and other means of communications, and if the rules are violated during the polling, the electoral committee will be dissolved, and voting at that polling place will be repeated.
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