Elections in Serbia: Many irregularities were reported The program manager of the LINE organization, Rasa Ndalikovic, presented a report on violations of the election process in Serbia, recorded by the observation mission starting at 12:00. According to him, the most frequent violation is a violation of the secrecy of the vote - in particular, photocopying of ballots - and the number of cases of this type is constantly increasing. Ndalikovich referred to the voter turnout, noting that it is in line with historical trends, and then detailed the violations identified by the delegation in the polling stations where its observers were present. "In 16 percent of the polling stations there was a late opening - for technical reasons as well as due to differences of opinion between the members of the election committees regarding the organization of the space in the polling stations. In addition, in 4 percent of the polling stations in the morning, improper organization of the voting area was discovered," he said at a press conference. According to Ndalikovich, procedural violations occurred in 14 percent of the stations, and in 9 percent there were violations of various types. "Cases of unauthorized presence who had no right to be at the ballot box were recorded, as well as photocopying of ballots and interference by observers in the work of election committees. Violations of voting secrecy are quite common: by 12:00 a photocopy of ballots was recorded in every quarter of the polling stations, and the number of cases is increasing by far in the polling stations. Pronounced - there a photo was recorded in every second area, while in Vibodina - every third," he added. Ndalikovich noted that 12 percent of the polling stations found irregularities in the use of marking spray and ultraviolet lamps - that is, these procedures were not used properly in 1,000 polling stations.

Elections in Serbia: Many irregularities were reported The program manager of the LINE organization, Rasa Ndalikovic, presented a report on violations of the election process in Serbia, recorded by the observation mission starting at 12:00. According to him, the most frequent violation is a violation of the secrecy of the vote - in particular, photocopying of ballots - and the number of cases of this type is constantly increasing. Ndalikovich referred to the voter turnout, noting that it is in line with historical trends, and then detailed the violations identified by the delegation in the polling stations where its observers were present. "In 16 percent of the polling stations there was a late opening - for technical reasons as well as due to differences of opinion between the members of the election committees regarding the organization of the space in the polling stations. In addition, in 4 percent of the polling stations in the morning, improper organization of the voting area was discovered," he said at a press conference. According to Ndalikovich, procedural violations occurred in 14 percent of the stations, and in 9 percent there were violations of various types. "Cases of unauthorized presence who had no right to be at the ballot box were recorded, as well as photocopying of ballots and interference by observers in the work of election committees. Violations of voting secrecy are quite common: by 12:00 a photocopy of ballots was recorded in every quarter of the polling stations, and the number of cases is increasing by far in the polling stations. Pronounced - there a photo was recorded in every second area, while in Vibodina - every third," he added. Ndalikovich noted that 12 percent of the polling stations found irregularities in the use of marking spray and ultraviolet lamps - that is, these procedures were not used properly in 1,000 polling stations.