Republic Electoral Commission

It rejected most of the complaints about the April 2022 elections, mostly on technical grounds. Just before polling day, it assigned voters from Kosovo to polling places far from where they live. In December 2023, as buses from Republika Srpska were arriving outside the Štark Arena on election day, the commission's chairman said the law does not prohibit gatherings, and the commission stated that the number of voters had not been artificially inflated. In the October 2026 elections, according to observers, its politically motivated decisions raised concerns about its impartiality.

Affairs

  • Dejan Đurđević seriously injured a pedestrian, complaint dismissed
  • Irregularities in the 2022 elections: It assigned voters from Kosovo to polling stations far from where they live, which, according to CRTA, made voting difficult, if not impossible
  • Irregularities in the 2023 elections: After checks by the Interior Ministry, it said the number of voters in Belgrade had not been artificially inflated, as most had registered before the elections were called
  • Irregularities in the 2026 elections: According to CRTA, the majority of the extended membership made decisions protecting the interests of a single side, and lists suspected of being fake were also declared

People

  • Dejan Đurđević: president of the Republic Electoral Commission
  • Enes Mahmutović: representative of the Justice and Reconciliation Party on the Republic Electoral Commission
  • Ivan Šebek: member of the Republic Electoral Commission
  • Vladimir Dimitrijević: president of the Republic Electoral Commission