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Printout of ballots for parliamentary elections
Belgrade,
11 January 2007
Vice President of the Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK) Dejan Djurdjevic said that the Official Gazette has started printing out ballots for the forthcoming parliamentary elections in Serbia.
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Djurdjevic noted that ballots contain names of all 20 parties and groups contesting in the elections and added that a total of 6,685,366 ballots will be printed, 0.5% more than registered number of voters.
The ballots in beige colour, with rose control ballots, will be in Cyrillic and Latin scripts in 28 language variants, Djurdjevic said and announced that the printout will be finished in three to four days.
All ballots must be submitted to electoral committees by January 18 at midnight, he added.
The ballots in beige colour, with rose control ballots, will be in Cyrillic and Latin scripts in 28 language variants, Djurdjevic said and announced that the printout will be finished in three to four days.
All ballots must be submitted to electoral committees by January 18 at midnight, he added.
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