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6,653,851 Serbian citizens with suffrage
Belgrade,
19 January 2007
The Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK) established today that the total number of Serbian citizens with suffrage is 6,653,851 and will publish this decision in the Official Gazette by midnight at the latest.
On January 8, RIK stated that there are 6,652,105 citizens in Serbia with the right to vote, which is 1,746 fewer than today.
The majority of newly listed voters are registered in Kosovska Kamenica, 269 of them, whereas there were 116 voters who were deleted from voter registration lists in Novi Sad, according to RIK Secretary Marko Danilovic.
The majority of newly listed voters are registered in Kosovska Kamenica, 269 of them, whereas there were 116 voters who were deleted from voter registration lists in Novi Sad, according to RIK Secretary Marko Danilovic.
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