ELECTIONS IN SERBIA Around 11,500 voters in BiH can vote at 19 polling stations

(Patria) - In the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, which will be held on Sunday, December 17, around 11,500 citizens of Serbia residing in BiH will be able to vote at 19 polling stations.

The Embassy stated that the procedure for voting abroad has not changed compared to previous elections.

"Citizens of Serbia residing in BiH, who registered by November 25 through the diplomatic-consular missions of Serbia in BiH to vote in BiH, can exercise their voting right - it was stated by the Embassy of Serbia in BiH.

Polling stations will be open at the General Consulate of Serbia and the "M:tel" building in Banja Luka, at the Embassy of Serbia in Sarajevo, at the General Consulate in Mostar, in Trebinje at the Consular Office of the General Consulate of Serbia in Banja Luka, and in Drvar at the Consular Office of the General Consulate of Serbia in Mostar.

In Višegrad, citizens of Serbia will be able to exercise their voting right at a polling station that will be open at the "Ivo Andrić" High School Center, in Doboj at the Center for Education and Culture, and in Bratunac at the high school center of the same name.

Two polling stations will also be open at the "Vuk Karadžić" Elementary School /ES/ in Bijeljina, in Rudo at the high school center of the same name, at the "Sveti Sava" ES in Lopare, as well as at the elementary school of the same name in Zvornik, and at the "Vuk Karadžić" Roćević ES - branch of the Elementary School in Branjevo.

In Prijedor, citizens of Serbia will be able to vote at the "Desanka Maksimović" ES, in Mrkonjić Grad at the high school center of the same name, in Pale at the "Srbija" ES, and in the municipality of Novo Goražde.

The Embassy of Serbia states that polling stations will be open on election day from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and notes that a valid identification document from Serbia, i.e., an identity card or passport of this country, is required for voting.