The results of the elections in Serbia and Brazil are classified as historical by several reputable Western newspapers.

Following Hungary, Serbia has demonstrated the power of the people against corruption and an unaccountable government. Ben Hall notes that public outrage has turned against authoritarian leader Aleksandar Vucic, who appears to be losing his grip on power. Predictions indicated a significant success for the student movement, and unlike fears, there are no signs that Vucic will cling to his position. This situation mirrors Viktor Orbán's resignation after a major opposition victory. Vucic's failure signifies tectonic shifts in Southeast Europe, showcasing that citizens can dismantle an autocrat's efforts to manipulate the electoral system. After the April celebrations in Budapest, Belgrade also witnessed public festivities, with citizens rejecting Vucic's attempts to maintain control as prime minister.