Serbia’s Consul General in the city of Banja Luka said that almost 20,000 Serbian national registered to vote on October 25.
Consul Milos Vujic said that number was the highest to date in what is the biggest city in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Republika Srpska entity which is home to most of the country’s ethnic Serb population including a large number of Vucic supporters.
The Republic Election Commission (RIK) decided to open 27 polling stations in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 3 of those in Banja Luka. The RIK decided to open a total of 93 polling stations in 37 countries worldwide. More than 90 percent of the registered voters in Bosnia-Herzegovina are in the Republika Srpska.