The Savremena Politika portal said that a total of 102,147 Serbian citizens had registered to vote abroad according to government figures.
It said that the upit.birackispisak.gov.rs portal allowed insight into voter numbers by polling station, including the 93 polling stations abroad and added that the number of voters registered abroad is more than twice that registered at earlier elections.
It said that 20,107 registered in Germany (compared to 6,000 at earlier elections), 19,800 in Bosnia-Herzegovina (compared to some 13,000 earlier), 10,484 in Austria (compared to 4,000 earlier), 5,750 in the United States, 4,901 in Italy, 4,585 in Switzerland, 3,878 in Slovenia, 3,023 in France, 2,872 in Montenegro (compared to 1,166 earlier), 2,465 in Sweden (compared to 520 earlier), Norway 2,352 (compared to 455 earlier), 2,204 in the UK, 1,934 in the Netherlands, 1,882 in Spain, 1,438 in North Macedonia, 1,231 in Croatia, 1,117 in Czechia, 1,014 in Australia (where 2 polling stations will open for the first time), 957 in Belgium, 783 in Greece, 650 in Russia, 630 in Denmark, 551 in China, 523 in Cyprus, 423 in Portugal, 394 in Hungary, 317 u Luxembourg, 291 in New Zealand, 260 in Ireland, 253 in Poland, 223 in Finland , 194 in Japan, 179 in South Africa, 138 in Brazil, 162 in Indonesia.
Unlike earlier elections, no polling stations will be opened in Bulgaria, Romania, Slovakia and Turkey.
Savremena Politika said that just 2 new polling stations would be opened in Germany (for a total of 8) and 10 more in Bosnia-Herzegovina (for a total of 17) where the Serbian regime enjoys a lot of support among the ethnic Serbs.