Serbia ties overseas voting to local time, a move likely to spark backlash ahead of a key election
- The decision means that voters in Chicago, which is home to a large Serbian community, would have to cast their ballots between 1 a.m.
- and 2 p.m., and Serbs in parts of Australia and New Zealand would have to show up at the polls — typically set up in diplomatic miss
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- The decision means that voters in Chicago, which is home to a large Serbian community, would have to cast their ballots between 1 a.m.
- and 2 p.m., and Serbs in parts of Australia and New Zealand would have to show up at the polls — typically set up in diplomatic miss
Sources: ABC News