NADA Coalition, Oath Keepers To Ensure Preservation of Citizens' Electoral Will

NADA Coalition

The NADA coalition will strive to motivate people and cover all voting stations with supervisors in the up-coming elections in April while the Oath Keepers party has said that it is ready to do this and would strive to preserve the electoral will of citizens.

Democratic Party of Serbia vice-president Dejan Sulkic told BETA on March 17 that the NADA coalition would strive to staff all voting stations with a member and deputy member.  "In addition, we will have representatives in a certain number of voting committees and I hope that we will be able to staff all voting stations by the end of the deadline for that," Sulkic said.

Asked about the overseeing of voting, he said that the NADA coalition would try to cover all local voting stations and territories. The NADA coalition, whose presidential candidate is Milos Jovanovic, is made up of the Democratic Party of Serbia, the Renewal of the Kingdom of Serbia Movement led by Vojislav Mihajlovic and several citizens' groups.

Oath Keepers presidential candidate Milica Djurdjevic Stamenkovski told BETA that the party was ready to oversee the elections. She said that in the previous period over 100 city and municipal committees had been created, which, she said, were ready to protect the election results on election day.