A total of 31,2 percent of citizens voted in elections for the Belgrade City Assembly by 16:00 (margin of error 0,3 percent). In comparison, voter turnout by 16:00 in Belgrade elections in December was 41,4 percent (margin of error 0,1 percent). The next regular media conference of the CRTA Election Observation Mission is scheduled for 18:00. You may follow…
A total of 22,5 percent of citizens voted in elections for the Belgrade City Assembly by 13:00 (margin of error 0,3 percent). In comparison, voter turnout by 13:00 in Belgrade elections in December was 26,1 percent. As election day progresses, the number of polling stations where the unauthorized presence of third persons was observed, without the reaction…
A total of 9,9 percent of citizens voted in elections for the Belgrade City Assembly by 10:00 (margin of error 0,2 percent). In comparison, voter turnout by 10:00 in Belgrade elections in December was 9,6 percent. A total of 1.602.150 citizens registered in the Voter Registry have the right to vote in Belgrade elections. All polling stations…
In the second half of the campaign for the Belgrade City Assembly elections, there has been an increase in campaign activities, as well as a trend of local policy issues being overshadowed by national topics promoted by top government officials. Part of the public had hoped that the inter-party dialogue aimed at improving election conditions,…
The conclusion of the campaign for the Belgrade elections is marked by chronic electoral issues – blurring the line between state and party, increased voter pressure, more unscrupulous manipulation of vulnerable population groups, and misuse of public resources for party promotion. These findings are detailed in the Second Interim Report of Long-Term Election Observation, which…
Read the full speech of Rasa Nedeljkov, Crta’s Program Director and Chief of the Crta’s Election Observation Mission at the session the Bundestag Committee for Cultural and Media Affairs held on May 15th 2024. Chairwoman, Honorable Members, Ladies and Gentleman. Many countries are facing a challenging situation in which their governments are not capable…
The first part of the campaign was marked by the previously established erasure of the boundary between the state and the ruling party, as well as divisions among former allies from the pro-European opposition bloc regarding the question of a boycott. These observations are highlighted in today’s First interim report of long term election observation…
The campaign for the Belgrade elections officially began practically at the same time as the political dialogue on improving electoral conditions. It remains uncertain whether the measures discussed in the parliamentary dialogue will extend to the Belgrade elections on June 2nd or if these discussions are merely symbolic gestures for the distant future. This ambiguity…
Responsibility of institutions, accurate voter registry, professional media work, and protection of citizens from political pressures – these are the four priority areas we’ve defined for further work on implementing ODIHR’s electoral recommendations, in the proposal we’ve submitted to the President of the National Assembly within a deadline of less than 24 hours. For the…
