Serbia Holds Repeat Parliamentary Voting at 53 Polling Stations
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The authorities in Serbia have decided to repeat the vote in 53 sections, after the irregularities found in the parliamentary elections. More than 24,000 voters are called again at the polls, but the vote would not change the order of the winning groups. Article Serbia repeats the parliamentary elections in 53 sections after the irregularities found. More than 24,000 voters are called again at the polls appears first on Romania TV.
A repeat of the elections in 53 seats in Serbia will not change the victory of the Student List, which secured an absolute majority to form a new government.
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NedeljnikThe extraordinary parliamentary elections will be repeated tomorrow at 53 polling stations, i.e. at the stations where it was determined that the voting results could not be determined and where the voting in the elections for deputies on October 25 was annulled.
Serbia has completed an additional stage of parliamentary elections, on which the official election and the formation of a new government depend. On Sunday, 1 November, the polling stations closed in 53 localities of the country. More than 24,000 citizens were able to vote again, as reported by the Serbian newspaper Politica.
Repeated elections at 53 polling stations in Serbia brought different results. Find out how citizens voted and who won.
During the repeated voting, the observers of the Line recorded individual cases of influence on the will of the voters, including buying votes, keeping parallel records of voters and the presence of third parties at and in front of the polling stations.
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