What Can and Cannot Be Done at the Polling Station: How Is It Regulated by Law and What Are the Penalties?
4 Articles
4 Articles
Voting for deputies in the Serbian Parliament began this morning at 7:00 a.m., and there are large crowds at many polling stations. What must be taken into account is what can and cannot be done at the polling station.
Early parliamentary elections in Serbia were called after public pressure and months of anti-government protests, with polls opening at 7am on Sunday and closing at 8pm.
Tomorrow, the citizens of Serbia will go to the extraordinary parliamentary elections called by the now former president Aleksandar Vučić after the dissolution of the National Assembly. In order for voting to go smoothly, it is useful to know the basic rules in advance. The following guide is based on the instructions of the CRTA and the Republic Election Commission (REC). Who has the right to vote Every adult citizen has the right to vote, [...…
Every adult citizen has the right to vote guaranteed by law. However, in order to exercise that right, he must be registered in the voter's list. "If you are not sure whether you are registered in the voter list, you can check on the portal of the Ministry of State and Local Self-Government", they state from Crta. You can vote with any document that contains a JMBG (unique citizen identification number) - with a valid identity card or a valid tr…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
