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Election media blackout to start at midnight
Belgrade,
16 September 2004
A media blackout ahead of Sunday’s local elections in Serbia and provincial elections in Vojvodina will begin at midnight.
During the blackout, which ends Sunday at 20:00, after the closing of polling stations, any election propaganda or public rallies are banned, as well as the publishing of poll outcome estimates.
In Sunday’s elections, citizens from nearly 150 municipalities in Serbia will choose local deputies and mayors, while in Vojvodina, voters will also pick deputies to the provincial assembly.
In Sunday’s elections, citizens from nearly 150 municipalities in Serbia will choose local deputies and mayors, while in Vojvodina, voters will also pick deputies to the provincial assembly.
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