Živković submitted to the police a list with 2.300 names of those exercising voting rights in three states

The president of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), Danijel Živković, handed over to the Podgorica Security Center today a list of 2.300 names of those suspected of exercising voting rights in Serbia, Republika Srpska and Montenegro.

Živković told reporters in front of CB Podgorica that, in his capacity as a citizen, he made a statement regarding information about possibly illegally registered voters.

"We expect the competent state authorities to act on this information that we have submitted as soon as possible and to inform us about it. Considering that tomorrow is election day, we will inform the public in detail, in accordance with what our information is, The State Election Commission, the non-governmental sector and the Police Directorate, especially with those facts and persons that we now reliably know have crossed the border and are coming to Montenegro to exercise their right to vote, and tomorrow during the day you will have the opportunity to be informed in detail about this ", Zivkovic said.

He said that he came to the Security Center alone today, as the Basic State Prosecutor's Office requested information based on what was said at the DPS press conference in the Assembly.

"I submitted that information today. 2.300 names were submitted, as I said, of those persons who exercise their right to vote in these three countries, i.e. who exercise their right to vote illegally in Montenegro, and I am sure there will be more in the coming period and more, but that's what has been processed so far," said Živković.

When asked if they are violating the election silence and why they did not submit the list to the CB yesterday, he answered that yesterday they had many obligations and that it was the final convention of the Democratic Party of Socialists.

Živković said at a press conference on Wednesday that the party has "irrefutable evidence" that over 3.300 people who have the right to vote in Serbia and the entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are on the voter list for the elections in Podgorica. He said that the DPS will not allow those people to vote, but he did not say how, instead he announced that they would submit their names to the "competent prosecutor's office" and the election committees.

According to "Vijesti" information, DPS has established that among those who have the right to vote in Podgorica and in Serbia, there are some MPs, candidates for councilors in elections in Podgorica and members of their families, well-known businessmen, prominent former and current athletes, professors, journalists, doctors..

Among those who can vote both in the capital and in the RS, there are no more familiar names to the general public. Half of them are registered in the voter's list in Banja Luka, about twenty in Bijeljina, close to twenty in Čelinac and Dobi, ten each in Prijedor and Pale...