Live Blog: Serbian Elections - Turnout Estimates Released ↗
Front page leadCESID and IPSOS have released initial turnout estimates for the Serbian elections as of 9 AM, according to a live blog.
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Nova.rs is covering election day in Serbia, with a live blog tracking turnout and preliminary results. Stories also detail voting in the diaspora, election procedures, and political events like protests and the announcement of candidate lists. Other news includes sports updates on basketball and…
CESID and IPSOS have released initial turnout estimates for the Serbian elections as of 9 AM, according to a live blog.
Long lines formed at polling stations in Chicago and Los Angeles as Serbian citizens in the diaspora cast their votes, with 102,147 eligible voters abroad.
Basketball official Dejan Bodiroga cast his vote in Belgrade, with a video available from the polling station.
Parts of the city center near the Republic Election Commission headquarters were blocked, with fences erected near London and Terazije.
The article outlines the electoral lists that are participating in the elections today.
An explanation of how to identify valid and invalid ballots is provided, with special emphasis for citizens facing pressure to vote for specific lists.
113 Serbian citizens inquired about voting in Qatar, but a polling station was not opened, preventing most from casting their ballots.
Saša Ilić has made a decision regarding his future and is reportedly leaving Partizan football club.
A former music star from the 1990s, Coka from the group 'Duck,' now works at a post office, and a photo shows her current appearance.
Nikola Jokic expressed frustration with fans, stating they should stop attending games.
A former chief of the communal police claims that Siniša Mali organized the demolition in Savamala and mentioned Veselin Milić.
A fake document concerning pardons for Vesić and others has raised questions about who else is on President Vučić's secret list of pardoned individuals.
Residents of a village described as the 'world's most beautiful' are resorting to drastic measures as tourists damage the area.