66 PERCENT OF VOTERS CAST BALLOTS IN BANJA LUKA, 84 PERCENT IN BiH

BANJA LUKA, OCTOBER 25 /SRNA/ - All three polling stations in Banja Luka for Serbia’s snap parliamentary elections closed at 8:00 p.m., with 66 percent of the approximately 4,500 registered voters having cast their ballots, the polling board at the Serbian Consulate General in Banja Luka told SRNA.

The board emphasized that overall voter turnout across BiH reached 84 percent.

Voting proceeded smoothly and without a single incident.

Polling stations in Banja Luka were set up at the Serbian Consulate General, in the main "M:tel" building on Vuka Karadžića Street, and at the "M:tel" technical center near Mladen Stojanović Park.

Voters in BiH could cast their ballots at 28 polling stations. Just under 20,000 voters had registered, the highest number to date.

Snap parliamentary elections were held in Serbia today, with around 6.5 million registered voters eligible to vote for the new composition of the National Assembly.

Candidates from 18 electoral lists competed for a total of 250 parliamentary seats.