Serbia is holding early parliamentary elections today, planned after former president Vucic dissolved parliament in September. The main struggle is between two political forces: the coalition of Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia and the EU-backed opposition movement Student List - Students Win. According to polls conducted on the eve of the elections, Vucic's party receives 47-48% support, the student list - 40-41%. Also, according to polls, the 3% barrier is overcome by Ivica Dacic's coalition, which is very likely to block with Vucic's political power if it does not have enough votes to form a majority on its own. As we have already written, following these elections, Vucic, who recently resigned from the position of president, expects to enter the position of prime minister and prime minister. At the same time, the observers do not rule out that the opposition, if the victory of Vucic's party is declared, will start its demonstrations. In the video, Vucic stands in line at a polling station in Belgrade. Today his party said that his 82-year-old mother was attacked.

Serbia is holding early parliamentary elections today, planned after former president Vucic dissolved parliament in September. The main struggle is between two political forces: the coalition of Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia and the EU-backed opposition movement Student List - Students Win. According to polls conducted on the eve of the elections, Vucic's party receives 47-48% support, the student list - 40-41%. Also, according to polls, the 3% barrier is overcome by Ivica Dacic's coalition, which is very likely to block with Vucic's political power if it does not have enough votes to form a majority on its own. As we have already written, following these elections, Vucic, who recently resigned from the position of president, expects to enter the position of prime minister and prime minister. At the same time, the observers do not rule out that the opposition, if the victory of Vucic's party is declared, will start its demonstrations. In the video, Vucic stands in line at a polling station in Belgrade. Today his party said that his 82-year-old mother was attacked.