Voter turnout in Serbia reaches its highest level since the disintegration of Yugoslavia in 1992

High voter turnout marks Serbia's early legislative elections, reflecting a significant social mobilization. The main contest is between Aleksandar Vucic's United Serbia List and the Student List, representing a push for change. As of 6 PM, turnout reached 64.9%, the highest since Yugoslavia's dissolution. Vucic expressed confidence in a peaceful election, while student candidate Ilija Srdanovic highlighted the potential for a record participation. Analysts suggest that high turnout may favor the Student List and challenge minority parties' representation.