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Parliamentary elections were held in the People's Republic of Serbia on 18 March 1951 to elect the 315 members of the National Assembly. [1]
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Parliamentary elections were held in the People's Republic of Serbia on 18 March 1951 to elect the 315 members of the National Assembly. [1]
A new electoral law, the Act on the Election of Deputies, was passed on 13 May 1950. [2] The number of deputies in the Assembly was increased from 287 to 315. [2]
Of the 4,396,816 registered voters, 3,854,042 (88%) voted. [1]
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