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MOSTAR, July 5 (FENA) - Twenty polling stations for the parliamentary elections in Croatia have opened in Mostar on Sunday morning, for the second day in a row, and, according to the coordinator of the election process of the Croatian Consulate General in Mostar Jadranka Modrić, all polling stations opened. at 7 am.
Parliamentary elections in the Republic of Croatia are being held today, July 5, and citizens with Croatian citizenship living in Bosnia and Herzegovina exercised their right to vote yesterday and today at 45 polling stations, the largest number of which are in Mostar (20), in Vitez (10 ), Sarajevo (6), Livno (4), Tuzla (3) and Banja Luka (2).
Coordinator Modrić told FENA that the election process in Mostar on Saturday went on without any problems and that the turnout on the first day was quite good.
“We hope that it will be the same today, and that everything will be within that average we are used to seeing in Mostar,” Modrić emphasized.
She added that due to the coronavirus pandemic, epidemiological and disinfection measures are being carried out at polling stations, and that voters must also follow the instructions on physical distance.
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