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9.750 Croatian Voters Voted Until 15:00 O’clock

Published: January 12, 2015
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votersThe voters’ turnout yesterday was significantly higher than in the first round of voting for Croatian President and these are released from all diplomatic and consular offices in Bosnia and Herzegovina, said First Secretary at the Embassy of The Republic of Croatia in BiH, Pero Bilusic, for FENA Agency.

Until 15.00 9.570 voters voted in the whole BiH, specified Bilusic.

He says that crowds continued to generate due to voters who have not previously actively registered themselves for voting and have to obtain special certificates to obtain the electoral right.

General Consul of the Republic of Croatia in Banja Luka, Dunja Jevak, also confirmed that he response of voters at the consulate increased by 200 voters.

485 voters have voted until 16: 00, that is for 200 voters more than in the first round of voting, emphasized Jevak.

Polling stations were opened until 19.00.

(Source: vijesti.ba/ phto nezavisne)

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