Elections in Serbia concluded. Police forces in Belgrade, uneasy moods

Voter turnout in Serbia reached 67.6% by 7 PM, the highest since the breakup of Yugoslavia. Concerns about election fraud led some voters to bring their own pens and mark ballots carefully. The Republican Election Commission reported minor irregularities during voting. Violence occurred in Lazarevac, injuring two police officers. The elections followed nearly two years of protests against government corruption, sparked by a tragic incident in 2024. Major competitors include the ruling party and a student-led list.