More than 15.500 Domestic and 637 Foreign Observers Accredited
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Naslovi.netThe elections in Serbia on October 25 will be observed by 16,271 representatives of observers from 26 domestic associations and 57 foreign organizations and associations, said the president of the Republic Election Commission, Vladimir Dimitrijević.
The President of the Republic Election Commission (RiK) Vladimir Dimitrijević said that both domestic and foreign observers are very interested in today's extraordinary elections.
These are the first elections in which Aleksandar Vučić is not the favorite, and in which he is fighting for the post of prime minister in order to remain in power, where he has been since 2012. That year, Tomislav Nikolić, then president of the Serbian Progressive Party, defeated Boris Tadić in the presidential elections.
More than 15.500 domestic and 637 foreign observers accredited
A total of 15.539 domestic observers have been accredited to monitor Serbia’s parliamentary election, roughly three times the 5.112 accredited in 2023. Although several observation organisations are close to the ruling party, the vast majority of domestic observers are independent. Of the 637 accredited foreign observers, 410 belong to missions from ODIHR, the OSCE, the […]
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26 domestic associations with a total of 15,539 observers were registered, as well as 57 foreign organizations and associations with 637 observers.
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