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What changed between the resolution motion joint and the adopted text

From · resolution motion joint· 7 Feb 2024

RC-9-2024-0106

on the situation in Serbia following the elections

To · adopted text· 8 Feb 2024

TA-9-2024-0075

Situation in Serbia following elections

Changes to the text itself, in document order. Cover page, citations and punctuation-only edits are left out; they are under “Every difference”.

The changes · 3

Change 1

Changed:K. whereas voter turnout was 58.5858,58 %, slightly higher than for the previous elections, held in 2022;

Change 2

Changed:N. whereas according to the Serbian Republic Election Commission (REC) the SNS won 46.7546,75 % of the votes, while the largest opposition coalition, ‘Serbia against Violence’ won 23.6623,66 %, the Socialist Party of Serbia won 6.556,55 %, the NADA coalition won 5.025,02 %, ‘We – the Voice of the People’ won 4.694,69 % and five minority lists won a combined total of 3.683,68 %;

Change 3

Changed:Q. whereas Serbian civil society organisation CRTA carried out an in-depth analysis, based on limited data and resources, and made the very conservative estimate is that inaccuracies in the voter register account for at least 30 000 voters; whereas they have firm evidence that this inaccuracy was part of a strategy of illegal and illegitimate electoral engineering to influence the election results and distort the will of the voters; whereas people were being transported from all over Serbia and abroad (Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro) to vote in municipal elections in Belgrade; whereas even government officials and politicians from BiH openly voted in the Belgrade municipal elections; whereas the Serbian Government has defended this practice as legitimate;