Election commission: 7,026,579 eligible voters

With the current population is estimated at 7.1 million people, what is the parameters to determine who is eligible to vote that makes almost that number? How old do you need to be to vote in Serbia?
Also with elections of 70% participation unusually high what is the need for the extra ballots?
(just wondering, 23 April 2012 15:56) so where did you get that number from they are not done counting yet it was at 7.4 million and counting because now they are counting all refuges and others so read mr. albanian then talk...

With the current population is estimated at 7.1 million people, what is the parameters to determine who is eligible to vote that makes almost that number? How old do you need to be to vote in Serbia?
Also with elections of 70% participation unusually high what is the need for the extra ballots?

Lol what?? that's a phony number, but it will be used to steal elections for tadic and his cronies.

so where did you get that number from they are not done counting yet it was at 7.4 million and counting because now they are counting all refuges and others so read mr. albanian then talk...
(tom, 23 April 2012 16:46)
Boy did we get up on the wrong side of the bed or what? First not Albanian, not that it matters. Was going off of the latest estimates, found in Wikipedia, did not research any further but it should be a close estimate.
In the US must be 18 to vote, do not know how old you need to be in Serbia,(notice I asked what is the criteria) If 25% of the pop were under 18 then that would be little over 5mil eligible voters.
You need to save your energy and fight someone that actually does something to provoke you.

i suspect that serbia's citizens who live abroad are also elligable voters, though wouldn't be counted within a census.
perhaps there is also a minimum age requirement for counting the population (though that would seem strange)

With the current population is estimated at 7.1 million people, what is the parameters to determine who is eligible to vote that makes almost that number? How old do you need to be to vote in Serbia?
Also with elections of 70% participation unusually high what is the need for the extra ballots?

so where did you get that number from they are not done counting yet it was at 7.4 million and counting because now they are counting all refuges and others so read mr. albanian then talk...
(tom, 23 April 2012 16:46)
Boy did we get up on the wrong side of the bed or what? First not Albanian, not that it matters. Was going off of the latest estimates, found in Wikipedia, did not research any further but it should be a close estimate.
In the US must be 18 to vote, do not know how old you need to be in Serbia,(notice I asked what is the criteria) If 25% of the pop were under 18 then that would be little over 5mil eligible voters.
You need to save your energy and fight someone that actually does something to provoke you.

Lol what?? that's a phony number, but it will be used to steal elections for tadic and his cronies.

With the current population is estimated at 7.1 million people, what is the parameters to determine who is eligible to vote that makes almost that number? How old do you need to be to vote in Serbia?
Also with elections of 70% participation unusually high what is the need for the extra ballots?
(just wondering, 23 April 2012 15:56) so where did you get that number from they are not done counting yet it was at 7.4 million and counting because now they are counting all refuges and others so read mr. albanian then talk...

i suspect that serbia's citizens who live abroad are also elligable voters, though wouldn't be counted within a census.
perhaps there is also a minimum age requirement for counting the population (though that would seem strange)