CRTA’s election observation mission expresses the highest concern regarding the large number of cases of organized transfer of voters from other communities and countries to vote in Belgrade, which were, among other incidents, recorded during the first half of the election day. Concentration of busses, pick-up vans and cars was observed on several spots in…
A total of 26,6 percent of citizens voted in parliamentary elections by 13:00 (margin of error 0.6 percent). In comparison, voter turnout by 13:00 at the 2022 parliamentary elections was 26,7 percent. Voter turnout at parliamentary elections on the territory of Belgrade by 13:00 amounts to 26,1 percent (margin of error 0.3 percent), which is higher than…
The team of CRTA observers was attacked in Odzaci, after recording the case of electoral corruption, where dozens of ballots from the poll were brought to the political party offices, located across the polling station. As the CRTA mobile team of observers headed out to the police station to report this incident, they noticed to…
A total of 9,8 percent of citizens voted in parliamentary elections by 10:00 (margin of error 0.4 percent). In comparison, voter turnout by 10:00 at the 2022 parliamentary elections was 10 percent. Voter turnout at parliamentary elections on the territory of Belgrade by 10:00 amounts to 9,6 percent (margin of error 0.1 percent), which is higher…
The systematic abuse of institutions, public functions, and the most influential media, which put electoral actors in an unequal position, marked the campaign for the extraordinary parliamentary and Belgrade elections – is one of the most important findings of the “Second Interim Report of Long Term Election Observation” that the CRTA Election Observation Mission presented…
The CRTA Election Observation Mission assesses that the course of the election campaign thus far has been marked by pronounced advantages which the ruling parties have gained through the abuse of institutions and manipulations of the electoral calendar. In less than two years, the second extraordinary parliamentary and Belgrade elections were announced. Extraordinary provincial elections were…
Three thousand CRTA observers, trained according to the highest international standards, will monitor Election Day, specifically the quality of the voting process in the parliamentary and Belgrade elections on December 17th. CRTA’s Election Day reporting will be based on two random samples, representative of Serbia (500 polling stations) and of Belgrade (500 polling stations). The…
Due to indications pointing to possible abuses of state institutions in cases of election corruption, the CRTA Election Observation Mission has sent out letters to around 1600 addresses of officials in city and municipal administrations throughout Serbia, appealing to their personal and professional responsibility, and reminding them that they are legally obligated to protect the…
CRTA in collaboration with BFMI, explores how advertising revenues from major North American and European brands are funding and legitimising media outlets that disseminate disinformation on the Balkans’s Russia-Ukraine conflict, Kosovo and other divisive issues. The report calls on policymakers, civil society and the private sector to take concrete steps to ensure corporate advertising strategies…
