The highest number of people has come since the breakup of Yugoslavia. The elections in Serbia are a referendum on the hegemon Vučić.

The early parliamentary elections in Serbia have drawn significant public interest, seen as a referendum on Aleksandar Vučić's political future. Voter turnout reached 64.9%, the highest since the breakup of Yugoslavia. Long queues formed at polling stations, with Vučić himself waiting nearly two hours to vote. He expressed hope for a peaceful election day and pledged to respect the results. Approximately 6.4 million voters can choose from 18 parties for the 250-seat parliament, with the main opposition being the Students' Candidate. Vučić, in power since 2012, resigned as president to lead his party in these elections, aiming to become prime minister. Final results will be announced on Monday.