City Election Commission (GIK) of Belgrade adopted the Decision on determining polling stations for voting in the elections for councilors of the Belgrade City Assembly, scheduled for June 2nd, and according to that document, citizens will vote in 85 more polling places than in December.
The decision of the GIK established the number of 1.265 polling stations in the territory of the city of Belgrade, which is an increase of 85 polling stations, i.e. seven percent compared to the number of polling stations in the elections held in 2023, it was stated in the press release of the Information Secretariat.
The decision was made based on the proposal of the municipal administrations of the city municipalities of the City of Belgrade.
When preparing the proposal for the decision, as announced, strict attention was paid to the recommendations from the ODIHR/OEBS Report, the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government and the City Election Commission to divide the existing polling stations with more than 1.800 voters in an adequate way in order to implement the mentioned recommendation fulfilled and improved the electoral process.
