People stood in long lines abroad to vote in the Serbian elections

In the Serbian early parliamentary elections, voter turnout reached 64.89% by 6 PM, significantly higher than the previous election's 51.4%. Many Serbs abroad reported long lines at embassies, with some traveling great distances to vote. The elections are crucial, with Aleksandar Vučić facing a strong challenge from the Student List party. Reports of irregularities and voter intimidation emerged, raising concerns about the electoral process. Despite adverse weather, many voters showed determination to participate, with some even organizing support for those waiting in line. The diaspora faced difficulties due to limited polling locations, prompting initiatives like VoteBnB to assist voters.