Politics Oct 7, 2026 Updated Oct 7, 2026
Institute urges anti-corruption measures at polling stations
- The Institute for Corruption Research Kareja proposed that posters highlighting the criminality of electoral corruption be displayed at all voting stations.
- The institute recommended printing an anti-corruption warning on the back of voting ballots.
- The Institute requested the Central Election Commission to ban photographing ballots behind voting booths and asked the Anti-Corruption Agency to issue an official notice to state bodies about the risks of conditioning employment through voting.
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N1 Opposition-leaning Oct 7, 2026
Institut Kareja: Na svim glasačkim mestima istaći plakat o kažnjivosti izborne korupcije
- The Kareja Institute recommended placing an anti-corruption warning on the back of ballots and informational posters at all polling places to prevent election corruption.
- The Institute suggested that the Central Election Commission issue mandatory instructions to strictly prohibit photographing ballots behind screens and to display posters about the criminality of election corruption.
- The Institute proposed that the Agency for Prevention of Corruption send an official letter to all state bodies and public companies to publicly display warnings about the legal consequences of influencing employment through voting.
Danas Strongly opposition-aligned Oct 7, 2026
Institut Kareja: Na svim glasačkim mestima istaći plakat o kažnjivosti izborne korupcije
- The Kareja Institute recommended placing anti-corruption warnings on the back of ballots and informational posters at every polling station to protect against electoral corruption.
- The Institute suggested that the Republic Election Commission urgently issue binding instructions to strictly prohibit photographing ballots behind screens and to prominently display posters about the criminality of electoral corruption.
- The Institute requested the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption to send an official letter to all state bodies, local governments, and public companies, asking them to publicly post notices about the criminal consequences of influencing employment through voting.
