Election voting in Serbia: Residents of Republika Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina go to the polls in Banja Luka All three polling stations opened at 7:00. Residents can vote in early parliamentary elections in Serbia until 20:00, RTRS reports. Banja Luka has about 4,500 registered voters. Voting takes place as usual, without any violations. At the Serbian Embassy in Sarajevo, a polling station opened this morning at 7:00 a.m. for voting in the Serbian parliamentary elections. The chairman of the election committee, Petar Novakovich, said that 1,339 citizens registered to vote in this ballot. The polls at the secondary education center in Markunic Grad opened on time, at 7:00, for the parliamentary elections taking place today in Serbia. Ballot boxes for voting in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia opened this morning at the Vok Karadzic elementary school in Volsnica. By 8:00 a.m., 8% of the voters on the lists had voted, said the chairman of the election committee, Radovica Pavlovic. According to him, 602 registered voters were eligible to vote and the election process went smoothly. 30 people, or 8.87% of registered voters, voted at the polling station in Prijedor in the first hour and a half of voting in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia. The polling station at Dasanka Maksimovich Elementary School opened on time, and voting is taking place as usual. A ballot box for voting in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia was opened this morning at the primary school of Serbia in Pal. The election process is going on without any problems, said Stefan Stejcic, vice chairman of the election committee. According to him, 385 registered voters have the right to vote.