Republic Election Commission

As stated in the press release sent to the media, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Belgrade, in cooperation with the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, arrested D. M. (2003) from Jagodina and I. K. (2004) from Belgrade.

ODIHR positively evaluated voting in 93% of observed polling stations.
1. The elections offered voters an adequate choice between political alternatives.
2. Freedoms of expression and assembly were generally respected in the campaign.
3. The legal framework provides an adequate basis for conducting democratic elections.

Dimitrijevi said that yesterday was a busy day for everyone in the REC and that they tried to respond promptly to all reported irregularities. He says that the problem was caused by the allegations on social networks and that they checked it immediately.

The polling stations were closed at 8:00 p.m., after which the counting of votes began.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vui pointed out that the "Serbia must not stop" list will have an absolute majority.

He submitted the list in the premises of the Republic Election Commission.
The SNS is the first party to submit an electoral list to the REC, along with which it submitted 92,637 signatures of support from citizens.
The holder of the list is the President of Serbia and member of the SNS, Aleksandar Vui, and the first on the list is Milo Vuevi.

However, since the elections will be repeated at several polling stations, that deadline will be extended.
Namely, until tonight, April 6, at 8 p.m., all submitters of electoral lists, as well as voters, have the right to submit a request for annulment of voting at the polling station.

Based on 89.68 percent of polling stations processed by the Republic Election Commission (RIK), the coalition gathered around the SNS "Together we can do everything" won the most votes in the parliamentary elections, with 43.67 percent.
Turnout is based on 89.68 percent of polling stations, 58.44 percent, it was announced on the RIK website at 7.15 a.m.

The Republic Election Commission (RIK) did not want to publish tonight either the turnout estimates or the results, but will address it for the first time only on Monday night.
Instead, RIK will publish the results online, and you can follow them with us. We are here to inform you about the results and how Serbia voted.

Voting takes place at three polling stations - in Washington D.C., New York and Chicago. The polls opened at 8 a.m. local time, and 1.155 voters were registered.
Polling stations are open in Canada and London.

For the presidential and parliamentary elections to be held in the Republic of Serbia in 2022 from the Republika Srpska and Bosnia-Herzegovina at 13:00, the following number of voters exercised their voting right, in the following cities:
Mostar 78/198 or 39.39%
Viegrad 544/1273 or 42.73%
Rudo 230/492 or 46.75%
Sarajevo 384/ 1196 or 32.11%