Repeated parliamentary elections at 53 polling stations in Serbia where voting was invalidated or the results of the 25 October vote could not be determined ended tonight at 20:00.
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Repeated voting at 53 polling stations ends
Belgrade,
1 November 2026
Polling stations were open from 7:00 and 24,438 citizens had the right to vote in the repeated elections.
Voting in the parliamentary elections was repeated at 31 polling stations for which the results of the 25 October vote could not be determined according to the relevant local electoral commissions.
The voting was also repeated at 22 polling stations where the voting was invalidated by the decisions of the electoral and local electoral commissions.
Extraordinary parliamentary elections, in which 18 lists participated, nine of which are election lists of national minorities, were held on 25 October.
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Author: Tanjug (file photo)
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