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Serbian Government Accused of Effectively Preventing Thousands of Citizens From Voting Abroad

BELGRADE – The Republic Electoral Commission of Serbia adopted a decision on Sunday evening designating polling stations for voters residing abroad. Representatives of the Student List, the main opposition force in Serbia, strongly criticised the decision, claiming that it leaves tens of thousands of voters without an effective opportunity to vote due to the insufficient […]

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The deadline for Serbian citizens abroad to register to vote in the upcoming elections expired at midnight, and the members of the Republic Election Commission received a proposal from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on determining polling stations in the diaspora.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The Republic Election Commission (REC) voted on the proposal for polling stations abroad proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). Some members stated that, although formally there are more polling stations, there are omissions such as the non-opening of polling stations abroad, where there were in the last elections, as well as that they did not receive information from the MSP and the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Go…

93 polling stations will be opened for voting in elections abroad, the REC decided. That is 12 seats more than in the previous elections.

Some of the members of the commission assessed that a large number of Serbian citizens from the diaspora will have their right to vote threatened, and that they did not receive an adequate explanation from the relevant ministry as to how that list was compiled.

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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At tonight's session, the Republic Election Commission (REC) made an official decision on the designation of polling stations abroad, accepting the proposal and supplementing the proposal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). According to the President of the Republic of Croatia Vladimir Dimitrijević, a total of 93 polling stations outside the country will be opened for the upcoming parliamentary elections, which is an increase compared to t…

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n1info.rs broke the news in Novi Beograd, Serbia on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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