Božić: Every polling station in Majdanpek will be secured with enough controllers
"When we decided to participate in these local elections, we were aware of what awaits us and the people around us. Pressures have existed for many years, and now they are naturally intensified due to the elections. Nothing unexpected, the decision is to go into battle," says Vladimir Božić, holder of the opposition list Nu Dau in Majdanpek, for Danas.
Božić: Every polling station in Majdanpek will be secured with enough controllers Vladimir Božić, the leader of the opposition list Nu Dau in Majdanpek, states they were aware of and prepared for electoral pressures and intensified tactics from the current authorities. The list, comprising local DS, POKS, NPS, students, and citizens, is prioritizing the organization of polling station control to counter alleged coercion and vote-buying. Key campaign issues for Nu Dau include water and sewage infrastructure, with a focus on improving citizens’ quality of life and the environment.
- Opposition list Nu Dau in Majdanpek is participating in local elections despite anticipated pressures.
- The list’s campaign is focused on truth and citizen engagement.
- Nu Dau has organized polling station controllers to counter alleged pressure and vote-buying tactics by the ruling party (SNS).
- SNS is accused of long-term campaigning, bringing in outside voters, and making false promises.
- Key campaign themes for Nu Dau are water and sewage infrastructure improvements.
- Concerns are raised about the environmental impact of recent local government projects, including tree felling.
- Nu Dau expects ‘the unexpected’ on election day due to past negative experiences.
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