Election day in Serbia: Polls open

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1. 07:01
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   Election day in Serbia: Polls open

   Polling stations across Serbia opened at 7 am on Sunday for the early parliamentary elections and will close at 8 pm with polling stations in other countries opening and closing at the same time despite time… Ceo tekst

   Polling stations across Serbia opened at 7 am on Sunday for the early parliamentary elections and will close at 8 pm with polling stations in other countries opening and closing at the same time despite time differences.

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   Long lines of people waiting to cast ballots were reported across the country in the morning.

   There are 6,451,292 eligible voters who can cast ballots at 8,392 polling stations in the country and 93 abroad for one of the 18 electoral lists competing for 250 seats in parliament.

   A total of 102,147 Serbian citizens have registered to vote outside the country, at 93 polling stations in 37 countries. Nearly 19,800 have registered in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, where voting will take place at 27 of those 93 polling stations. Voters from Kosovo will cast their ballots at 60 polling stations in Raska, Tutin, Vranje and Kursumlija inside Serbia proper.

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2. 20:10
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   Election day in Serbia: Polls closed

   Polling stations across Serbia closed at 8 pm on Sunday as well as polling stations outside the country whose timetable was the same as at home despite time differences. Oglas The 13 hours of voting resulted in a record… Ceo tekst

   Polling stations across Serbia closed at 8 pm on Sunday as well as polling stations outside the country whose timetable was the same as at home despite time differences.

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   The 13 hours of voting resulted in a record high turnout which was reported as close to 65 percent at 6 pm.

   Serbia has 6,451,292 eligible voters and 8,392 polling stations in the country along with 93 abroad with 18 electoral lists competing for 250 seats in parliament.

   A total of 102,147 Serbian citizens registered to vote in 37 countries. Video posts on social media showed long lines waiting at polling stations in the New York, Washington and Los Angeles in the USA, Toronto in Canada, London in the UK, Athens in Greece, Auckland in New Zealand and other cities. Some of the voters were forced to travel long distances because the Republic Election Commission (RIK) failed to open polling stations in their home towns.

   Nearly 19,800 voters registered in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina and voted at 27 of the 93 polling stations outside Serbia.

   Voters from Kosovo cast their ballots at 60 polling stations in Raska, Tutin, Vranje and Kursumlija inside Serbia proper.

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