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[00:00:00] Probotanic, healthy family.
[00:00:14] Indian summer is over, as of yesterday there has been a noticeable
[00:00:18] drop in temperature. It cleared up for a short time, but it will be
[00:00:21] fresh and windy today. Slight improvement in
[00:00:25] biometeorological conditions is expected, which may contribute to a reduction in discomfort for
[00:00:29] chronic patients and sensitive people.
[00:00:32] Road users are advised to pay special
[00:00:35] attention.
[00:00:38] This cooler air mass that arrived from the northwest remains
[00:00:41] over the Balkans. The temperature will be around, even slightly
[00:00:45] below average for this time of year. Across Serbia this
[00:00:49] morning there is light to moderate cloudiness, occasionally
[00:00:52] fog, but it is dry. The coldest is on Kopaonik with 2
[00:00:55] degrees, the warmest in Negotin where 15
[00:00:58] degrees was measured. As the day progresses, an
[00:01:02] increase in cloudiness is expected, however it will remain mostly dry,
[00:01:05] very light rain is possible, only tonight
[00:01:09] in the far southeast of the country. Moderate,
[00:01:12] occasionally strong northwesterly wind will blow, and the highest daily
[00:01:16] temperature will be in the range of 15 to
[00:01:18] 20°. In the coming days it will be variably
[00:01:21] cloudy, cool and mostly dry. Light rain is possible
[00:01:25] tomorrow in some places in the south and east. Dry on
[00:01:29] Wednesday and Thursday, on Friday
[00:01:54] we're talking about until the end
[00:01:56] of the show. Domestic and international.
[00:02:00] The observation missions recorded irregularities even before
[00:02:03] the elections themselves, about the decisions of RIK, voting in the diaspora,
[00:02:07] the course of the campaign and expectations in the next ten days. In
[00:02:11] the topic of the morning. Our guest is Professor of the Faculty of Political
[00:02:14] Sciences Dušan
[00:02:15] Vučićević.
[00:02:19] Why are the data on the number of voters from Kosovo and Metohija being updated, how much
[00:02:23] room does that leave for election manipulation, N1
[00:02:26] reporter reports and checks.
[00:02:31] More than a year after the closure, students returned
[00:02:35] to the building of the Novi Sad high school Jovan Jovanović
[00:02:38] Zmaj. Have the works on the dome solved the problems in that
[00:03:00] The latest sports news is brought by Ivan Govedarica from Sport
[00:03:04] Klub.
[00:03:07] Before all these topics, again the morning news prepared
[00:03:10] by Marija Pejović. Marija, today
[00:03:14] the printing of ballots begins exactly at noon.
[00:03:18] Jovana, today exactly from 12 o'clock, more
[00:03:21] in the continuation of our pre-election
[00:03:23] block.
[00:03:31] The Republic Election Commission today from 12 o'clock starts printing
[00:03:34] ballots in the printing house of the official gazette, there will be
[00:03:38] observers authorized to monitor the work of election
[00:03:41] implementation bodies, 6,450,523
[00:03:45] a traditional German product based ballots will be printed, which is
[00:03:48] a number identical to the number of voters. Member of the commission
[00:03:52] for revision, verification and control of the accuracy of voter
[00:03:55] list update Ognjan Raš. stated that the number of
[00:04:00] voters in the parliamentary elections was slightly above
[00:04:03] expected.
[00:04:05] In Valjevo, a pre-election
[00:04:08] rally of the student list "Students Win" was held. Five
[00:04:12] days after a police cordon separated citizens
[00:04:15] who were protesting during the Progressive Party's rally, at which
[00:04:19] Aleksandar Vučić, the first on the list, also addressed the
[00:04:23] crowd. The gathered were addressed by
[00:04:27] candidates from the student list and two students.
[00:04:32] In this city we were educated, on this
[00:04:36] land we grew up,
[00:04:38] the month of books, instead of at on these our Valjevo hills we learned about
[00:04:41] courage, and under this sky
[00:04:44] we were freed.
[00:04:46] Thanks to you, we became what we are
[00:04:50] and as we are,
[00:04:53] brave, persistent,
[00:04:56] determined to stay here with you and...
[00:05:00] among you, because these are our hills,
[00:05:03] no one has the right to take them from us and give them away for
[00:05:07] nothing.
[00:05:16] "We want to stay here,
[00:05:20] here to give our knowledge, our
[00:05:24] education, our intelligence back
[00:05:27] to our own, not to give it to some foreign
[00:05:30] country. I know that medicine has completely
[00:05:33] dehumanized, that we follow him as a patient, we follow
[00:05:37] him as a number, that must no longer
[00:05:39] exist.
[00:05:46] What we must pay attention to is, of course, healthcare
[00:05:49] workers, primarily doctors and nurses and
[00:05:52] technicians. We know that many of them are leaving, we must
[00:05:56] stop that, we can stop that by
[00:05:59] preventing every doctor from being
[00:06:02] politically conditioned, and I know that many of you
[00:06:06] stayed home today because of fear, but now is
[00:06:09] the time to be brave for...
[00:06:12] Remember, courage is not the absence
[00:06:15] of fear, courage
[00:06:18] is when we go through that fear, we move
[00:06:21] forward.
[00:06:26] The leader of the United Serbia list, Aleksandar
[00:06:29] Vučić, stated in Zrenjanin that these elections
[00:06:32] are decisive, emphasizing that he wants a convincing victory with
[00:06:36] a difference of half a million votes. He said that it is
[00:06:39] important that voter turnout is high, claiming that his list's
[00:06:43] advantage is growing day by day. At the same time,
[00:06:46] the archive of public gatherings published that about 7,000
[00:06:50] people gathered at the pre-election rally "Raskršće,
[00:06:54] We Choose Together," which the student list held in Niš.
[00:06:57] Representatives of the student list announced at this rally
[00:07:01] that they will have the final event as part of their pre-election campaign
[00:07:05] at Belgrade's Slavija Square on October
[00:07:08] 22nd.
[00:07:11] Zdravko Ponoš, leader of the Serbia Center movement, and Miloš Jovanović
[00:07:15] from the New DSS, said on "Utisak Nedelje" (Impression of the Week) that they consider their decision to
[00:07:18] participate in the elections
[00:07:20] correct.
[00:07:23] Every election match, as well as every battle, carries a certain dose
[00:07:26] of uncertainty, but as long as you choose to
[00:07:30] do what you think is the right thing, that it is
[00:07:33] correct, and generals should lead
[00:07:36] the army to do something that is correct for the national cause,
[00:07:39] I have no dilemma that I am doing the right thing, I truly believe. "that
[00:07:43] the student list is winning, that is, that students are winning,
[00:07:47] I believe that based on many
[00:07:50] surveys that we conducted and some others who conducted,
[00:07:53] I believe based on uh all that has happened since
[00:07:57] the day the elections were called and that
[00:08:00] referendum atmosphere that was created
[00:08:03] among the people of that uh
[00:08:06] huge optimism that we see on the streets, so
[00:08:09] from the moment the students said on May 5th last year that they wanted elections." without changing
[00:08:12] the conditions, we very quickly took note of that, when we realized that they didn't want to go to those elections with anyone else,
[00:08:16] but that they wanted to go independently, apart from everyone
[00:08:19] else, we took note of it, we publicly invited them a couple of times, we said
[00:08:23] maybe it's better if we are all, so all opposition actors on one
[00:08:27] list, it was said, as I say, on several occasions from their side that they don't
[00:08:30] want that, we take it seriously, I don't beg anyone if
[00:08:33] I hear three or five times that we will have nothing to do with politicians, which was their clear
[00:08:37] message, we take note of it, we made
[00:08:39] a decision, not only is it the correct decision, but... the only possible
[00:08:43] one.
[00:08:57] Savo Manojlović announced that the movement has just been
[00:09:00] informed that a session of the city assembly has been scheduled for tomorrow
[00:09:04] to dismiss Aleksandar Šapić, based on
[00:09:07] the request they submitted with other opposition
[00:09:19] the Nova RS portal, as well as other media, journalist
[00:09:22] Radovan Seratlić told Novi Dan that
[00:09:25] trust is the most important thing we
[00:09:27] have.
[00:09:30] Banditry cannot be exactly welcomed with "Oh, we're so glad to see
[00:09:33] you." Colleagues from Nova RS reacted
[00:09:37] again in accordance with the measure of their skin, right, and
[00:09:41] said what they had to say. After that we
[00:09:44] had some reactions that whoever doesn't
[00:09:48] like it doesn't have to work, yes, that's true and that's
[00:09:52] the essence of everything and then I wonder, why doesn't someone who has power
[00:09:55] just say, now 30 of you no longer work
[00:09:58] here, we're bringing our 30, that's dangerous and risky because no one would watch
[00:10:02] something like that, we already have
[00:10:05] a whole lot of television stations that are edited from one highest
[00:10:09] place, recently it was Andrićev Venac.
[00:10:15] Residents of Kyiv rejected the call of US President
[00:10:19] Donald Trump for Ukraine to replace President
[00:10:22] Volodymyr Zelensky, saying
[00:10:26] that the country must choose its own political future while
[00:10:29] fighting the Russian
[00:10:31] invasion.
[00:10:34] The problem is not our president, the problem is the president who started the war
[00:10:38] against us. That's all, that's my opinion. Let them replace
[00:10:41] him. No matter how you look at it, we are still
[00:10:45] an independent state. And the United States cannot just replace any
[00:10:48] president. This is not Maduro, this is not Venezuela.
[00:10:52] The fact that our strong partner started to show.
[00:11:02] No one has the right to tell us what to do, especially since elections cannot be held during wartime, to put it politely, this
[00:11:06] is not just bad, this is treason, in my opinion, our partners
[00:11:10] have betrayed us.
[00:11:14] And what about the guys who are defending us now, how can they vote and elect
[00:11:17] a president, even if there was a better candidate. In the end, that's
[00:11:21] something we have to decide ourselves, not Trump.
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[00:17:36] You are watching a new day, morning program of N1 Television, now it's time for
[00:17:40] our topic of the morning. On the eve of early parliamentary elections in
[00:17:43] the midst of a crisis in a polarized society. Domestic
[00:17:46] and international observation missions have already recorded numerous
[00:17:49] irregularities. How accurate are the data from the voter list and
[00:17:53] how close to 6.5 million Serbian citizens have the right to vote in the elections for
[00:17:56] national deputies. What message does the Republic Election Commission
[00:18:00] send with its decisions? What kind of elections await us,
[00:18:03] what kind of last two weeks of the campaign, if we take into
[00:18:07] account the tone of this campaign, but also the pressures, the prevention
[00:18:11] of voters in the diaspora from exercising their right
[00:18:13] to vote. The guest of our topic is Professor of the Faculty of Political Sciences Dušan
[00:18:17] Vučićević. Dušan, thank you for being in the N1 studio this morning, so
[00:18:21] I would first like you to share with us perhaps some impression
[00:18:25] of the current campaign which, well, is not long, but we don't
[00:18:29] have in the last period particularly long campaigns, but rather ones that are
[00:18:33] quite legally limited to the shortest possible, how does it
[00:18:36] seem to you, what would you highlight perhaps as
[00:18:40] something that has stood out the most until this moment, so let's remind you, two
[00:18:44] weeks until the elections. Good morning first of all, I have
[00:18:47] more impressions probably,
[00:18:50] what is most important is that for the first time after 14
[00:18:54] years we have a campaign in which two strong
[00:18:57] actors compete, who gather a large number of people and
[00:19:01] will not only have a large number of votes at polling stations
[00:19:04] but in this campaign they have many people
[00:19:08] who are active and in fact that is one of the main
[00:19:12] impressions, what we see in the previous two
[00:19:15] years that one expressed mobilization
[00:19:18] of citizens, not only those who were previously very
[00:19:21] active, but those who were dormant somewhere in the previous
[00:19:24] period who are now there, not only to go to elections and
[00:19:28] vote, but are active in
[00:19:31] terms of membership in the expanded composition of polling
[00:19:34] committees, in mobile teams, in call
[00:19:37] centers of the student list, so we have for the first
[00:19:41] time a strong ground campaign of someone who
[00:19:45] is not the Serbian Progressive Party and it seems
[00:19:48] to me that we see that very clearly in the previous two or three weeks, that we will
[00:19:52] see that in the next two, that we will see that, which is most important,
[00:19:56] on election day, there they have now somehow on the ground,
[00:19:59] let's say, equalized or it even seems to me that
[00:20:02] the student list is leading,
[00:20:05] uh SNS has... a campaign that is somewhat
[00:20:08] different from the previous ones, I assume because
[00:20:12] of what is happening on the ground, they are now trying in
[00:20:16] television studios to
[00:20:19] bring that fight with representatives of the student list to the ground
[00:20:22] that suits them better, after 14 years we have for the first
[00:20:26] time Mr. Vučić who insists on TV debates with candidates from the other
[00:20:30] side, and in fact we know that in the previous period
[00:20:34] he always very skillfully avoided that and then of course.
[00:20:37] now the clash of these two big campaigns, we have
[00:20:40] some mini campaigns of these other
[00:20:43] actors which are relatively
[00:20:46] visible, which are trying in part
[00:20:49] through social networks, in part through the media,
[00:20:53] to cross the election threshold and then
[00:20:57] join the distribution of mandates and influence how
[00:21:00] the future government will be formed, along with all of them, of course,
[00:21:04] and these minority parties who again have their own mini
[00:21:07] campaigns, some of which are interesting and where we
[00:21:11] might also have a situation that uh those 7,
[00:21:14] 8, 9, 10, however many there are in total of minority mandates
[00:21:18] will decide who will form the government, so we will have
[00:21:22] an interesting end to the campaign and probably also
[00:21:25] the days after the elections, when we take into account, you mentioned in one
[00:21:29] sentence, a lot of people who have applied to be
[00:21:33] observers, that is, to be in polling committees at
[00:21:36] the polling stations themselves and have been undergoing training for days, how much
[00:21:40] does that actually change the story in the context of the old story that the conditions are old
[00:21:43] and not good enough at best, how much
[00:21:47] does that actually change the story now that we actually have a significantly larger number
[00:21:50] of volunteers applying for something like that, it changes it to a large extent, I would
[00:21:54] say, it is true that the conditions for elections are
[00:21:58] never worse, it is true that we will not again have free and
[00:22:01] fair elections and that probably if we observe these different
[00:22:05] spheres, we call them
[00:22:07] auxiliary arenas of the electoral system, access to media, access to resources,
[00:22:11] access to law, SNS of course dominates
[00:22:15] there as the party that
[00:22:18] rules in this hybrid regime, but on the other hand
[00:22:21] at polling stations we can
[00:22:24] expect much better control than in
[00:22:28] the previous period, we can expect that
[00:22:32] votes will be counted fairly, that there will be very few
[00:22:36] irregularities at polling
[00:22:38] stations, whether all polling stations are covered
[00:22:42] by trained controllers, we will see in the coming days,
[00:22:45] the student list did propose for all polling stations that
[00:22:49] specified number of members of the expanded composition of polling committees
[00:22:53] and now it remains for the people who deal with it to ensure that
[00:22:57] the part of controllers who have not undergone training in the next ten
[00:23:00] days undergo that training and then they really try
[00:23:04] to make that counting at polling stations
[00:23:07] be as voters
[00:23:11] voted, we are of course not sure in the past how many
[00:23:14] polling stations were completely uncovered
[00:23:18] by controllers.
[00:23:28] in one polling station in Sjenica municipality
[00:23:32] where out of 702 752 voters
[00:23:36] 751 voted and 749 voted for changing
[00:23:40] the constitution then you compare the elections of 2020 and
[00:23:43] 2023 at the same polling station and you see that 200 to
[00:23:47] 300 people turned out, then we can assume that at that place
[00:23:50] in 2022 someone actually
[00:23:53] ballot papers with circled yes at the end
[00:23:57] put into that box so transparently that
[00:24:00] so transparently obvious by by those results that
[00:24:04] should really now not happen practically or that
[00:24:08] should be prevented
[00:24:10] so that in that way this uneven
[00:24:14] terrain on which the government and anti-regime actors compete is somewhat equalized. That is election
[00:24:18] day, so that is October 25th, but what do these
[00:24:22] data show us, at least these numbers concerning the concluded voter
[00:24:26] list, that is, voters in
[00:24:29] Serbia, if there is a chance for greater control at the polling stations themselves
[00:24:32] on the 25th, how much
[00:24:35] can that make the elections regular if we have
[00:24:38] an extremely large problem with the voter list and residents
[00:24:42] practically as well as voters with these
[00:24:45] current problems in the diaspora, yes, I think that the day when it is
[00:24:49] announced how many the total number of voters in the voter
[00:24:52] list is, is actually a Groundhog Day that
[00:24:56] has been repeating since 2020, when in
[00:25:00] fact a huge number of citizens are suddenly shocked at how
[00:25:03] many voters we have in the voter list. The voter list and the
[00:25:06] population census are two completely different records.
[00:25:10] It is true that in the population census there are a
[00:25:13] million fewer adults than there are
[00:25:16] in the voter list. Our voter list in that sense
[00:25:20] is relatively inaccurate. I
[00:25:23] of course cannot claim how many people who have died
[00:25:27] are on the voter list, there are probably
[00:25:29] such people, uh, the number of
[00:25:33] voters in the voter list is significantly higher because
[00:25:36] it includes our citizens who are 18 years old
[00:25:40] and who have legal capacity, for example, they live in
[00:25:44] Republika Srpska, Montenegro and all other
[00:25:47] countries where the diaspora is located. The census, especially
[00:25:50] those who moved 5, 10,
[00:25:53] 15, 20 years ago, does not catch them and
[00:25:57] hence, well, at least a part of that, a good part of that
[00:26:00] difference, uh... "I often say that
[00:26:04] in our research and in all other things we deal with, we somehow
[00:26:08] calculate that the total number of adult residents who
[00:26:11] actually live in Serbia can come out to the polls
[00:26:15] here, around 5.1 million,
[00:26:17] it is possible that we are slightly wrong, it is possible that it is 5.2, it is possible that it is slightly less, but
[00:26:21] that is approximately that number, that is important from the point of view
[00:26:24] of turnout, previous turnout, for example
[00:26:27] in 2023 which we had of 3.8, 3.9
[00:26:31] million". are actually high, that is
[00:26:35] of course according to this formal voter list it was somewhere around 58,
[00:26:38] 59%, but that is somewhere around 74,
[00:26:41] 75% of what would be the real voter
[00:26:44] list, yes, so that is also important from the point of view
[00:26:48] of what is an important topic for the next elections
[00:26:51] increased turnout, it will of course be higher than
[00:26:54] in 2023, but it is practically impossible for it to be higher than
[00:26:58] 70% in relation to what is the formal
[00:27:01] voter list. So this issue
[00:27:04] needs to be resolved, it will unfortunately only be resolved
[00:27:07] after a change of government, even then, the number of voters on the
[00:27:11] voter list will not return to those
[00:27:14] 5.2, 5.3 million people, because you cannot remove from the
[00:27:18] voter list those people that the census doesn't catch, who don't live in Serbia,
[00:27:22] so those entire families, which will be on the voter list
[00:27:26] even when it is thoroughly checked,
[00:27:28] and that is a topic we've been waiting for.
[00:27:32] six, seven years because it has been discussed at least since
[00:27:35] 2019. And what does the fact tell us, precisely
[00:27:39] when we talk about turnout, when we talk about the number of people, and when we talk about
[00:27:42] some kind of records, what does this
[00:27:46] data about the number of registered voters abroad tell us, so from
[00:27:50] 39,000 in previous elections to over
[00:27:52] 100,000 now, that's right, 111,000
[00:27:56] was the last information that reflects this
[00:28:00] mobilization that is happening. in Serbia, but also happened in
[00:28:04] the previous period in the diaspora,
[00:28:07] the student movement and students have established
[00:28:10] good connections in the past year or so with our
[00:28:14] diaspora, with the assembly in the diaspora, which
[00:28:17] has dealt a lot with this topic in the past year, year and a half
[00:28:21] and where the desire of citizens who left Serbia
[00:28:24] to participate in the elections
[00:28:27] has increased. And it also says that we can
[00:28:31] expect a higher turnout here in
[00:28:34] Serbia, and when we talk about overall turnout, it's hard to
[00:28:38] make an estimate now, of course, because of those 111,000,
[00:28:42] in the end we're not sure how many of them will actually vote, whether it will be
[00:28:45] 50 or 90,000, but that will increase these
[00:28:49] numbers regarding turnout in Serbia, which
[00:28:53] we expect based on research data, I would say somewhere near 4.3
[00:28:56] million is my
[00:28:59] expectation with an increased. number of people
[00:29:03] who will vote, uh, at polling stations outside Serbia, we
[00:29:06] can go to 4.3, 4.4
[00:29:10] million, which in relation to these 5.1 I mentioned
[00:29:13] earlier, would be almost 90%, so about
[00:29:16] 87, 88% mentioned in the newspapers
[00:29:19] as a threshold at which change can actually
[00:29:23] be expected, or the number that is necessary for us to have
[00:29:25] because expectations are more or less
[00:29:28] that the Serbian Progressive Party will bring out
[00:29:32] its 1.7,
[00:29:35] 1.8 million voters, they, of course, expect perhaps even higher
[00:29:39] numbers, because they also have their, uh,
[00:29:41] lists of sure votes we more or less know
[00:29:44] roughly the unofficial stories are how many people
[00:29:48] are on their lists, but that 1.7,
[00:29:51] 1.8 is something that is probably expected in these
[00:29:54] elections, with some numbers going
[00:29:57] to the SPS then, of course, when you set things up
[00:30:01] like that, the turnout must be around 4.2,
[00:30:04] 4.3 for you to be able to expect change, because we will
[00:30:08] have, I assume, around 2%
[00:30:12] invalid votes, that's what is standard more or less in all
[00:30:16] previous elections, because we can expect a certain number
[00:30:19] of votes to remain below the census, which are anti-regime,
[00:30:23] we'll see if there will be regime votes that will remain below
[00:30:27] the census, there probably will be, is Mr. Karić, I really don't think he can
[00:30:31] pass the census, and... "and anti-regime voters will not vote for him,
[00:30:35] or at least most of the people who
[00:30:38] will vote for Mr. Karić will not be anti-regime voters, it will be
[00:30:42] interesting what happens with the SPS in the next ten
[00:30:45] days and whether they pass or do not pass the census, whether it is
[00:30:49] a certain census or, well, it's very difficult for me to make that
[00:30:53] estimate, I would say it's not a certain census, although some data
[00:30:56] lately showed that they are above the census, but it also seems
[00:31:00] that