Record voter turnout in Serbia. Such a result has not been seen since the breakup of Yugoslavia

Polling stations closed at 8 PM, with preliminary results expected around 10 PM. Voting proceeded calmly despite some minor irregularities, which were promptly addressed by election officials. The elections were prompted by nearly two years of protests following a tragic incident in Novi Sad that killed 16 people. Citizens accused the authorities of corruption and negligence, leading to significant demonstrations. Serbian students led the protests and fielded their own candidates in the elections under the banner 'Student List – Students Win', presenting a challenge to the ruling party of former president Aleksandar Vučić.