Serbia to hold snap parliamentary elections on Sunday, nearly 20,000 voters registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina

A total of 18 electoral lists, featuring 2,418 candidates, will compete for 250 seats in Serbia's parliament. Nine of the lists represent national minority communities, while the Croatian national minority will not field any candidates.

Voting will take place at 8,392 polling stations across Serbia, while 93 polling stations have been designated in 37 countries for citizens voting abroad. A total of 102,147 voters have registered to cast their ballots outside Serbia.

Nearly 20,000 voters registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina

According to figures previously released by RIK, 19,800 voters have registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where polling will be organised at 27 locations.

The Serbian Consulate General in Mostar confirmed to FENA that approximately 270 voters have registered to vote in the city.

Consular officials said they expected voting to proceed smoothly and peacefully, with the process conducted in a fair and transparent manner.

Polling stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters must present a valid Serbian identity card or passport and must be included on the electoral roll for their designated polling station.

Preliminary results expected on Sunday evening

Polling stations across Serbia will also be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., with the first preliminary results expected by 10 p.m. on Sunday.

Sunday's vote will mark Serbia's 15th parliamentary election since the introduction of a multiparty political system and its 11th snap parliamentary election.