68.4 percent of voters cast ballots in Montenegro

(Patria) - By 4 p.m., 68.4 percent of voters had cast ballots in Montenegro, the Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) announced. As they stated, this is 7.2 percent more than in the parliamentary elections of 2016.

So far, CeMI's legal team has received more than 400 reports of irregularities, which is significantly more than in previous years.

In Pljevlja, by 4 p.m., 75 percent of registered voters had cast ballots. This was confirmed to Vijesti by the President of the Municipal Election Commission, Čedo Gospić. He said there were no significant irregularities and that the elections were proceeding, as he put it, peacefully and with dignity.

The President of the State Election Commission, Aleksa Ivanović, said that the turnout by 4 p.m. was 63.83 percent of voters.

In Andrijevica, by 4 p.m., 67 percent of voters had cast ballots; Bar 61.2; Berane 68.80; Bijelo Polje 64.57; Budva 66; Cetinje 60.90; Danilovgrad 71; Gusinje 39.94; Herceg Novi 65.71; Kolašin 72.01; Kotor 65.15; Mojkovac 72.52; Nikšić 71.05; Petnjica 37.59; Plav 50; Plužine 77.67; Pljevlja 75; Podgorica 65; Rožaje 47.74; Šavnik 81.56; Tivat 61.01; Tuzi 51.78; Ulcinj 44.92; and Žabljak 69.90; UIKS 49.07.