Elections in Serbia
The Republic of Serbia is a parliamentary democracy since 1990. The legislation emanates from the Parliament ( Народна скупштина / Narodna Skupština ), next to also has the President ( Председник / Predsednik ) some powers.
Parliamentary elections
The 250 members of the unicameral ( Narodna Republike Srbije Skupština ) are elected every four years.
- Parliamentary elections in Serbia in 2003 28 December 2003
- Parliamentary elections in Serbia in 2007 on January 21, 2007
- Parliamentary elections in Serbia in 2008 11 May 2008
- Parliamentary elections in Serbia 2012 6 May 2012
Presidential elections
The president is elected every five years.
- Presidential elections in Serbia in 2002 on 29 September 2002 ballot October 13, 2002
- Presidential elections in Serbia in 2003 on November 16, 2003
- Presidential elections in Serbia in 2004 on 13 June 2004, runoff election June 27, 2004
- Presidential elections in Serbia in 2008 20 January 2008, runoff election February 3, 2008
- Presidential elections in Serbia in 2012 on May 6, 2012 runoff election May 20, 2012
Referenda
On 28-29. October 2006 was held a referendum on the new constitution.
Local elections
Local elections will often coincide with national elections.
Election Commission
The composition, powers and functions of the Republic Electoral Commission of Serbia ( Републичка изборна комисија / Republička izborna komisija ) are contained in Articles 28 to 35 of the Law on the Election of People's Deputies regulated.
Composition
The constant composition of the Commission consists of a president and 16 other members, as well as a secretary and a statistics officer, who have no voting rights. The President and Members of the Commission are proposed by Members and appointed by Parliament for a term of four years. For the period of elections, the Commission is extended by a representative from each approved dialing list ( party list ).
The President, the Commissioners and the Secretary have as an alternate. The President and the Commissioners and their deputies shall be lawyers and must not be related to each other.