The Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Vesna Bratić, the Minister of Agriculture Aleksandar Stijović and the Secretary General of the Government of Montenegro Božo Milonjić have a double right to vote, Pobjeda writes.
Ms Bratić is registered at the polling station of the Sutjeska elementary school, but at the same time she can vote in Bosnia-Herzegovina: she is registered at the polling station – Stari Grad in Bileća.
According to sources from the Government, Minister Stijović also has a double residence and a double possibility of voting: in Podgorica at the polling station in the Youth Center at Gornja Gorica, and in Belgrade in the municipality of Čukarica.
The Secretary General of the Government, Mr Milonjić, is voting in Podgorica, at the polling station in the Đina Vrbica kindergarten, and at the same time he can vote in Belgrade, in the municipality of Palilula.
