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Presidential Elections in 2008
Civic Initiatives and Federation of Nongovernmental Organisations took part in the Campaign for increase of voters' turnout at presidential elections, held on January 20th 2008 in Serbia. The campaign named "What you vote for is what you eat", was aimed primarily at young population that most frequently fails to vote at elections. The campaign was undertaken in severeal Serbian cities, intensifying its activities for the second election round involving candidates of Democratic and Serbian Radical Parties, Boris Tadić and Tomislav Nikolić. The campaign was followed by the poster named "What you vote for is what you eat" by Stabor, as well as flyer portraying a family by Marko Somborac.
