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Contemporary Politics: In Germany, a Big Jump in Registered Voters From Serbia

20,107 citizens of Serbia were registered to vote abroad in the parliamentary elections on October 25 in Germany, while 19,800 citizens were registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina. These are the two countries with the largest number of registered citizens, followed by Austria, the United States of America, Italy and Switzerland.

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Serbia has 6,450,523 registered voters, while the latest population estimates put the country at around 6.55 million. This discrepancy has prompted calls for transparency and independent verification of voter lists. According to data published by the European Democratic Party (EDP), more than 1.14 million of Serbia’s residents are minors. This means that the number of adult residents is estimated at around 5.41 million, over a million fewer than…

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20,107 citizens of Serbia were registered to vote abroad in the parliamentary elections on October 25 in Germany, while 19,800 citizens were registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina. These are the two countries with the largest number of registered citizens, followed by Austria, the United States of America, Italy and Switzerland.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Serbia ka 6,450.523 votes të regjistruar, ndërsa vlerësimet e fundit të popullisë tregojnë se vendita ka reth 6,55 millionë banorë. Kjo mospërputhje ka nxitur thirrje

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A record number of Serbs plan to vote abroad. The number of registered voters so far is 102,000, an unprecedented number, despite changes in legislation that will prevent many Serbs around the world from casting their ballots in the next week or so...

The number of voters in most countries has doubled, in Germany it has tripled, and in Norway and Sweden it is now five times higher than in the previous elections.

The European Democratic Party (EDP) has pointed out large discrepancies between the official number of inhabitants and the number of citizens in Serbia who have the right to vote, warning of serious illogicalities in the electoral list before the upcoming vote. This political group states that on the eve of parliamentary elections on October 25, Serbia has 6,450,523 registered voters, while the latest official estimate of the number of inhabitan…

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savremenapolitika.com broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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