Elections for National Minority Councils Tomorrow
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CROATS in Serbia are directly electing a new Croatian National Council for the first time in historic elections.
Elections for national councils of national minorities will be held tomorrow at 949 polling stations in Serbia, along with electoral assemblies of two national minorities that will be organized in the National Assembly building in Kralja Milana Street in Belgrade.
Voting in the elections for members of the national councils of national minorities began at polling station number 15, in the "Jugovićevo" local community in Novi Sad, this morning at 7 am, and in the territory of the city and suburban settlements, citizens can exercise their right to vote at a total of 22 polling stations.
The polling stations for the elections for members of the national councils of national minorities in Serbia opened this morning at 7:00 a.m., and 481,789 voters registered in the special voter lists of their national minority can vote first. Voting will last until 8:00 p.m. at 949 polling stations throughout Serbia. Voters vote for one electoral list of their national minority, and mandates [...]
Polling stations are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and a total of 481,785 voters have the right to vote. For these elections, 52 electoral lists were announced, and 482,849 ballots were printed. Voting is organized directly for representatives of 21 national minorities, while members of the Goran and Russian national minorities will elect their representatives through the electoral assembly. Members of the national councils of the Albanian, Ashkal…
Elections for members of the national councils of national minorities will be held in Serbia tomorrow, and members of the national councils of 23 national minorities will be elected.
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