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Konačni Birački Spisak Članova Regionalnog Centra Subotica MS G Konačni birački spisak članova Regionalnog centra Subotica_MS_G Godina Regionalni Matična RB Ime (roditelj) Prezime Licenca, odnosno licence člana Komore Prebivalište mesto i opština rođenja centar sekcija 1 Adrian (Ištvan) Pašćik 1975 310F98408 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 2 Agi (Karolj) Tukač 1975 314D31706, 414C06507 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 3 Agota (Šandor) Nikolić 1966 414270203, 314424403 Vrbas, Vrbas Subotica G 4 Aleksandar (Antun) Majdanović 1980 415H38713 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 5 Aleksandar (Dejan) Stevanov 1980 414H90913 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 6 Aleksandar (Franja) Kiš 1965 414403103 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 7 Aleksandar (Ivan) Stanković 1953 311462103, 411284903, 317G63608, 381073613 Novi Becej, Novi Bečej Subotica G 8 Aleksandar (L.) Nikolić 1963 314210603, 414097003 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 9 Aleksandar (Đorđe) Dušanić 1965 414063403, 415945605 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 10 Aleksandra (Franjo) Kurteš 1964 314097203, 414C06707 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 11 Aljoša (Mirjana) Popović 1976 314N27014, 414I55614 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 12 Ana (J.) Jaramazović 1955 410155203, 310F39407 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 13 Anastazija (Pavle) Roka 1962 314805404, 414518304 Crvenka, Kula Subotica G 14 Andor (Karolj) Rajšli 1984 314O04515 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 15 Andraš (Andraš) Kolar 1953 812135709, 800134509 Ada, Ada Subotica G 16 Andraš (Gašpar) Pletikosić 1978 410E53410, 310I27209, 381103513 Palić, Subotica Subotica G 17 Andrea (Goran) Jorganović 1985 410K10016, 310P03216 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 18 Andrea (Josip) Feher 1981 410G83612 Suplljak, Subotica Subotica G 19 Andrija (Pavle) Semenović 1963 414564704 Apatin, Apatin Subotica G 20 Angela (Janoš) Bajči 1975 414D17408, 314D03606 Kula, Kula SuboticaG 21 Aniko (Milorad) Tešanović 1957 410837105, 310065603 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 22 Anzelm (Ištvan) Rind 1978 310O67316 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 23 Arpad (A.) Tot 1958 310336603, 410152303, 381041612 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 24 Arpad (P.) Tot 1939 410152403, 310336703 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 25 Atila (JOSIP) Takač 1957 410163203 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 26 Bekim (Islam) Jahaj 1974 311D03406, 410989706 Bačka Palanka, Bačka Palanka Subotica G 27 Beti (Veco) Kalmar 1974 314C46005, 203121310 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 28 Bogdan (Dušan) Jovanov 1979 414J57115, 314O38715 Radičević, Bečej Subotica G 29 Bojan (Branislav) Mitrović 1980 315L05512, 415G56412 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 30 Bojan (Dragan) Kostić 1978 315F97508, 415C36308 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 31 Bojan (Slaviša) Tokić 1984 410K18216, 310R15418 Kikinda, Kikinda Subotica G 32 Boris (Aleksandar) Aleksandrović 1978 410L38518 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 33 Boris (Luka) Miloradov 1977 410B62807, 310M81113, 415J67116 Zmajevo, Vrbas Subotica G Strana 1 od 11 Konačni birački spisak članova Regionalnog centra Subotica_MS_G Godina Regionalni Matična RB Ime (roditelj) Prezime Licenca, odnosno licence člana Komore Prebivalište mesto i opština rođenja centar sekcija 34 Božidar (Savo) Utješinović 1975 410H25112 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 35 Branimir (Franjo) Ivanković 1979 315I23109 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 36 Branislav (G.) Ćopić 1958 310317203 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 37 Branislav (J.) Kosović 1953 410153203, 310243703, 381121714 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 412G19511, 312B13605, 203046803, 410161303, 38 Branislavka (Đoka) Banjac 1958 Novi Kneževac, Novi Kneževac Subotica G 310368603 39 Brankica (Branko) Opsenica 1978 310D41306, 381161117, 410K31517 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 40 Budimir (Nikola) Nastasić 1966 411452004, 310B33905, 381112714 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 41 Cecilija (Ivan) Vujnović 1976 414E74310, 314I71810 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 42 Cvetko (Dimitrije) Maksimović 1969 410J06915 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 43 Danica (J.) Goleš 1965 310336003 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 44 Danijel (Vladimir) Kukaras 1971 310545703, 410854605 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 45 Danijela (Adam) Arnaut 1966 411126003, 311N59914 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 46 Danijela (Dragomir) Milivojević 1976 415B92307, 315I79210 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 47 Darko (Jovan) Mijatović 1976 410944305, 310C62305, 381176918 Kanjiža, Kanjiža Subotica G 48 Darko (Rade) Bukarica 1964 812097308, 800058507 Bačka Palanka, Bačka Palanka Subotica G 49 David (Ante) Milunović 1983 316M38813, 310M13513, 410H57513, 381154116 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 50 Davor (Luka) Kostrešević 1979 311O24715, 418J38015, 415K87318 SOMBOR, Sombor Subotica G 51 Dejan (Antal) Olah 1975 414951005, 314C45805 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 52 Dejan (Ivan) Bukvić 1974 410381703 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 53 Dejan (Ranko) Daraboš 1978 410G91012, 310L52212, 381113514 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 54 Dejana (Josip) Ristić 1973 310E68607, 410B24607 SUBOTICA, Subotica Subotica G 55 Denis (Verona) Surap 1984 415J47715, 315O37415 Kupusina, Apatin Subotica G 56 Dobrinka (Momčilo) Golubović 1958 414578504 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 57 Dragan (Danica) Felbab 1957 313139403, 414067303, 314N79114, 413J01815 Kikinda, Kikinda Subotica G 413G27511, 314H44409, 415D61309, 381042912, 58 Dragan (Velimir) Dragašević 1965 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 411K83418 59 Dragan (Vujo) Dukić 1956 411353803 KIKINDA, Kikinda Subotica G 60 Dragan (Živan) Popović 1964 314388403 Bačka Palanka, Bačka Palanka Subotica G 61 Dragana (Dragomir) Banković 1961 411765404 Tomislavci, Bačka Topola Subotica G 311G93508, 414564904, 314140303, 203099207, 62 Dragana (Rade) Selak 1969 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 381129914 Strana 2 od 11 Konačni birački spisak članova Regionalnog centra Subotica_MS_G Godina Regionalni Matična RB Ime (roditelj) Prezime Licenca, odnosno licence člana Komore Prebivalište mesto i opština rođenja centar sekcija 63 Dragana (Zoran) Vujičić 1978 311G93708, 411D18408, 315K03911, 415G17511 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 64 Draginja (Neđo) Naumov 1973 410A98607, 310E35007 Vrbas, Vrbas Subotica G 65 Dragiša (Stanko) Stošić 1955 812016406 Kikinda, Kikinda Subotica G 66 Drago (Mirko) Kurćubić 1974 311H64709, 411E06509 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 67 Dragorad (Petronije) Skrobić 1954 310522003, 410258803, 315M63113 Crvenka, Kula Subotica G 68 Dražen (Ivan) Balažević 1966 411555004, 310810304 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 69 Dražena (Spasenije) Milošević 1975 414E74610, 415E74910, 315K14111, 410K95118 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 70 Dušan (Branko) Maravić 1954 310877504, 410B87607 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 71 Dušan (David) Kesić 1956 311483803, 411291503, 381088813 KULA, Kula Subotica G 72 Dušan (Milan) Kozomora 1960 800055407 Nova Crvenka, Kula Subotica G 73 Dušanka (Milenko) Todić 1965 414F78411, 314K07911 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 74 Dušica (Milovan) Avramović 1975 410F98511, 316K87111 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 75 Edita (Josip) Pavlović 1959 410159003, 310546503 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 76 Edita (Karolj) Rind Vitez 1978 310J57810, 410F43610, 381037412 Palić, Subotica Subotica G 77 Eleonora (Lajoš) Tot 1961 414C74508 Senta, Senta Subotica G 78 Emil (Vasilije) Popović 1964 314551003 Novi Bečej, Novi Bečej Subotica G 79 Emina (Milenko) Zeković 1973 314M79913 Bačko Dobro Polje, Vrbas Subotica G 80 Endre (Šandor) Terheš 1970 411F96811, 313F29607, 414B83107 SENTA, Senta Subotica G 81 Eva (Ištvan) Kevešdi 1959 410037203, 310111803, 381082813 Kanjiža, Kanjiža Subotica G 82 Eva (Jožef) Isić 1955 314114103, 313096703 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 83 Eva (Vladeta) Mari 1965 414270503, 314O37015 Senta, Senta SuboticaG 84 Gabor (Imre) Kuti 1983 314L61112, 414J57215 Bečej, Bečej Subotica G 85 Gabrijela (Jene) Kovačević 1956 311810604, 310H47609, 410D63909 Bačka Palanka, Bačka Palanka Subotica G 86 Gavrilo (Danilo) Perin 1955 410062803 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 87 Geza (Géza) Varga 1980 414E77710, 314I68310 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 88 Goran (Božo) Simić 1980 314N56614, 414I80514 Karađorđevo, Bačka Palanka Subotica G 89 Goran (Dragomir) Mijatović 1962 414158203 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 90 Goran (Gavro) Marković 1962 800001206 Vrbas, Vrbas Subotica G 91 Goran (Nedeljko) Vidić 1986 415K64417, 315R34318 Krivaja, Bačka Topola Subotica G 92 Gordana (JOSIP) Cvijin 1971 414128603 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 93 Hasib (Hasan) Selimović 1958 315487403, 415063303 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 94 Ibolja (K.) Lošonc 1972 310302103, 381081513 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G Strana 3 od 11 Konačni birački spisak članova Regionalnog centra Subotica_MS_G Godina Regionalni Matična RB Ime (roditelj) Prezime Licenca, odnosno licence člana Komore Prebivalište mesto i opština rođenja centar sekcija 95 Igor (Ivan) Dulić 1979 410G41512, 310N48614 Subotica, Subotica Subotica G 96 Igor (Ištvan) Šod 1982 410L06318, 310R13418 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 97 Igor (Marjan) Čačić 1975 414H00512, 415K58017 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 98 Ileš (A.) Rind 1942 310213103, 410163403 Bačka Topola, Bačka Topola Subotica G 99 Ilija (B.) Bobić 1963 410C16308, 313E51807, 314214103, 311G75008 Sombor, Sombor Subotica G 100 Ilona (Karolj) Keceli Mesaroš 1939 310C06805, 410760104 Senta, Senta Subotica G 101 Imre (I.) Kuti 1952 310203103, 203035603 BEČEJ, Bečej Subotica G 102 Imre (Imre) Blaško 1953 411402003, 410G09711 KULA, Kula Subotica G 103 Imre (Imre) Halgato 1955 410488904, 310749604 feketić, Mali Iđoš Subotica G 104 Iris (Jovan) Odri Valihora 1975 414C98908 Sombor, Sombor SuboticaG 105 Ismet (A.) Martinović 1956 413C70608, 311307203, 410152103 NOVI BECEJ, Novi Bečej Subotica G 106 Ivan (Luka) Prčić 1959 410078603, 310O91516 Subotica, Subotica Subotica
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