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52.31% of electorate in favour of new Constitution
Belgrade,
30 October 2006
The Serbian Electoral Commission stated today that according to preliminary results, 52.31% of 6,639,385 registered voters voted in favour of the new Constitution of Serbia.
From left: RIK Secretary Marko Danilovic, RIK President Mihailo Rulic and Director of Serbian Statistical Office Dragan Vukmirovic
Author:
Tanjug
Members of the Serbian Electoral Commission said at a press conference that these are results from 98.88% of polling stations, not including data from Kosovo-Metohija, Raski and Borski districts and four places overseas.
President of the Serbian Electoral Commission Mihailo Rulic said that according to latest results voter turnout at the referendum was 54.19% which represents 3,557,596 voters, 0.72% ballot-papers were invalid, and some 20 irregularities in the referendum process were reported.
Voter turnout in Belgrade was 53.66%, of which 52.26% voters supported the Constitution.
In central Serbia 55.33% and in Vojvodina 43.92% of votes were cast in favour of the new Constitution.
Final results must be reported by November 2 until 8 pm at the latest.
President of the Serbian Electoral Commission Mihailo Rulic said that according to latest results voter turnout at the referendum was 54.19% which represents 3,557,596 voters, 0.72% ballot-papers were invalid, and some 20 irregularities in the referendum process were reported.
Voter turnout in Belgrade was 53.66%, of which 52.26% voters supported the Constitution.
In central Serbia 55.33% and in Vojvodina 43.92% of votes were cast in favour of the new Constitution.
Final results must be reported by November 2 until 8 pm at the latest.
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