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The front page of Danas features extensive coverage of the Serbian elections, with live updates, reports on voter turnout, and information on how to properly fill out ballots. There are also stories about Serbian citizens voting abroad and incidents at polling stations. International news and…
Serbia is holding elections today to choose a new Parliament, with reports of long queues at polling stations and early estimates of voter turnout becoming available. The story includes photo and video content.
Several notable political figures, including Srdanović, Stanković, Milić, Vučević, and Vučić, cast their votes in the ongoing elections, with Vučić observed waiting in line. The report is accompanied by photos and video.
This article provides instructions on the correct procedure for filling out a voting ballot.
A total of 18 electoral lists are competing for seats in the upcoming elections scheduled for October 25th, with a comprehensive list of candidates provided.
Serbian citizens living abroad are casting their votes, with reports of significant queues observed in Washington D.C. and Vienna. Video footage is included.
According to N1, approximately thirty individuals entered a polling station in Doljevac and proceeded to assault those present.
Even before the polling stations opened, substantial queues had formed in Novi Sad, with thousands of people waiting patiently since 6:30 AM at the 'Bogdan Šuput' school. Video content is available.
This report analyzes voter turnout trends in Serbia from the introduction of the multi-party system, highlighting the highest turnout in 1990 and the lowest in 2020.
This article clarifies the rules and regulations for conduct at polling stations, detailing what is permissible and what is not, along with the legal consequences and penalties.
This appears to be a commentary or opinion piece regarding the role of politics within universities.
