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32.72% of registered voters in Serbia went to the polls by 2 pm
Belgrade,
29 October 2006
According to data of the Serbian Electoral Commission, 32.72% of registered voters in Serbia cast their ballots at the referendum for confirming the new Constitution by 2 pm.
The highest turnout was recorded in Belgrade – 35.49%, in Central Serbia 34.56%, and in Vojvodina 27.81%.
The Commission stated that the voting process is running without problems and that observers kept all voting material during the night.
The Centre for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID) stated that in Kosovo-Metohija, 64, 272 voters, or 63.3% of the total number of citizens in the southern Serbian province who have the right to vote at the referendum, cast their ballots by 2 pm.
The Commission stated that the voting process is running without problems and that observers kept all voting material during the night.
The Centre for Free Elections and Democracy (CESID) stated that in Kosovo-Metohija, 64, 272 voters, or 63.3% of the total number of citizens in the southern Serbian province who have the right to vote at the referendum, cast their ballots by 2 pm.
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