Serbian election: In Novi Sad, they tore down the giant billboard that has been hanging for 20 years of Vucic's political mentor.

Celebrators in Novi Sad removed a giant poster of Vojislav Seselj, leader of the Serbian Radical Party, after student election victories. The poster, featuring Seselj's image and controversial slogans, had been displayed for twenty years. The removal sparked reactions, with reports of celebrators entering SRS offices, though this remains unconfirmed. Aleksandar Vucic, who resigned from the presidency and lost the parliamentary election, has ties to Seselj, having started his political career in the SRS. Seselj was sentenced to ten years for ethnic incitement but has not served time due to prior detention. Vucic acknowledged his party's defeat without inciting violence, contrasting fears of unrest.