Consul Vujic Recalls that He Is a Citizen of BiH for Voting in Elections in Serbia
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The Consul General of Serbia in Banjaluci Miloš Vujić stated that he was for the vote of the state of Serbia in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) attached to me some twenty thousand dollars, of which 90 were found in the Republic of Serbia (RS).
Almost 20,000 Serbian citizens residing in Bosnia and Herzegovina have registered to vote in the Serbian parliamentary elections, and around 90 percent of registered voters are in Republika Srpska, said the Consul General of Serbia in Banja Luka, Miloš Vujić. Serbian citizens who registered to vote abroad in a timely manner will be able to vote on 25 […]
The Consul General of Serbia in Banja Luka, Miloš Vujić, said that slightly less than twenty thousand voters registered to vote as citizens of Serbia in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Vujić stressed that voters must bring a valid identity document of Serbia on election day, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews, euronews
Vujić emphasized that on election day, voters must bring a valid identity document of Serbia, i.e. an identity card or passport.
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