A ballot box at a polling station in Belgrade during the parliamentary and presidential electionsMOSCOW, Apr 3< /strong> Russian senators did not note violations that could affect the voting results in the parliamentary and presidential elections in Serbia, Dmitry Vasilenko, head of the Federation Council delegation, told RIA Novosti. not violated,» the politician said. He stressed that «no violations that could affect the voting results were noted.» Vasilenko said that Russian parliamentarians communicated with representatives of election commissions in the field, with observers, and voters. «Citizens could openly and freely exercise their right to vote,» he stressed. In Serbia on Sunday, regular presidential elections, early elections of 250 deputies of the Assembly (unicameral parliament), as well as elections to local governments in the cities of Belgrade, Bor and a dozen others municipalities. Over 6.5 million citizens have the right to vote. The expression of will takes place from 7.00 (8.00 Moscow time) to 20.00 (21.00 Moscow time) at more than 8,000 polling stations in the country and 77 voting places in 34 countries. . They need to overcome the threshold of 3% of the vote to enter the new convocation of parliament. Eight presidential candidates are vying for the presidency, supported by one or more electoral blocs.
