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To whom have Serbian Citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina given most Votes?

Published: June 22, 2020
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According to the preliminary results of the voting in Mostar, Zvornik, Bijeljina and Prijedor, citizens of Serbia in Bosnia and Herzegovina gave great support to the Serbian Progressive Party in the parliamentary and local elections in Serbia, Klix.ba news portal reports.

The victory at the polling station at the Consulate General in Mostar was taken by the list of the Serbian Progressive Party with as much as 74 percent of the votes, reports SRNA.

Aleksandar Vučic’s list is a convincing winner of the parliamentary elections in Serbia at the polling station in Bijeljina, with 179 out of 205 valid ballots won.

79.38% of voters voted at the polling station in Zvornik. The president of the polling commission, Olivera Shopalovic, said that 907 voters with dual citizenship who have the right to vote are registered at the polling station in the elementary school “Sveti Sava”.

The turnout of the citizens of Prijedor in the parliamentary elections in Serbia at the polling station in this city was 100%, said the Red Vice Consul at the Consulate General of Serbia in Banja Luka, Perica Nikolić.

Nikolic, as the president of the polling board, thanked the citizens of Prijedor for justifying the opening of this polling station, because 131 people voted, as many as were registered.

The electoral list “Aleksandar Vučić – For our children” won a convincing victory at the polling station in the Consular Office in Trebinje, as well as in Drvar.

 

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