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53 Polling Stations Again in Serbia – REC Announces Its Decision

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The parliamentary elections in Serbia will be rerun in 53 polling stations, the Republican Election Commission has decided. The rerun is scheduled for November 1 and will last from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The decision covers 31 polling stations where the results of the vote cannot be established, as well as another 22 polling stations where the vote was annulled. The REC did not provide details on the reasons for the annulment. “A rerun will be h…

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The parliamentary elections in Serbia will be rerun in 53 polling stations, the Republican Election Commission has decided. The rerun is scheduled for November 1 and will last from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The decision covers 31 polling stations where the results of the vote cannot be established, as well as another 22 polling stations where the vote was annulled. The REC did not provide details on the reasons for the annulment. “A rerun will be h…

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Re-voting scheduled for November 1, and local election commissions will appoint new polling stations

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Ivan Šebek, a member of the Republic Election Commission (REC), told FoNet today that, according to the current processing of data from abroad, the Student List won another mandate and now has 141, while the Serbian Progressive Party lost one mandate and has 103, adding that a repeat of the election is expected at around 50 polling stations.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Elvedin Kovacanin The post For Sandžak to get another vote in Parliament – a call to voters before the repeat vote appeared first on Sandžak PRESS.

Elections will be repeated in more than fifty places in Serbia, the decision also affects Vojvodina - It may still affect the final distribution of parliamentary mandates.

·Budapest, Hungary
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n1info.rs broke the news in Novi Beograd, Serbia on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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