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Pre-election silence begins
Belgrade,
19 January 2007
Pre-election silence before parliamentary elections began on January 18 at midnight, and will last until the polling stations are closed on January 21 at 8 pm.
According to the Law on electing parliament members, 48 hours before the day of elections and during the day elections are held until the closing of polling stations, party advertising through the media, public gatherings and announcing any evaluation of possible election results is banned.
Polling stations will open on January 21 at 7 am, and will close at 8 pm.
The number of eligible voters at these parliamentary elections is 6,652,105, which is some 14,000 more than at the referendum held on October 28 and 29, says the Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK).
The Commission has announced that 31,370 voters will be able to cast their votes abroad in 58 polling stations.
In penal institutions 7,082 voters will be able to participate in the voting.
A total of 20 parties are taking part in the elections, including six minority ones.
Polling stations will open on January 21 at 7 am, and will close at 8 pm.
The number of eligible voters at these parliamentary elections is 6,652,105, which is some 14,000 more than at the referendum held on October 28 and 29, says the Serbian Electoral Commission (RIK).
The Commission has announced that 31,370 voters will be able to cast their votes abroad in 58 polling stations.
In penal institutions 7,082 voters will be able to participate in the voting.
A total of 20 parties are taking part in the elections, including six minority ones.
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