Polls have closed for early elections to Serbia's parliament, with voting taking place with record turnout, according to the Republican Election Commission. Two hours before the end of voting, the voting rate reached 64.89%. In Belgrade, 65.67% of voters voted, and in the autonomous region of Voivodina in the north of the country - 66.9%. This is the highest turnout since the collapse of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. The main opponents are representatives of the "United Serbia" list of the ruling Serbian Progressive party, led by former president Aleksandar Vučić, and the "Student List" association, led by Ilija Sardanović. In order not to miss the most important news: website | Max | telegram.

Polls have closed for early elections to Serbia's parliament, with voting taking place with record turnout, according to the Republican Election Commission. Two hours before the end of voting, the voting rate reached 64.89%. In Belgrade, 65.67% of voters voted, and in the autonomous region of Voivodina in the north of the country - 66.9%. This is the highest turnout since the collapse of Yugoslavia in the 1990s. The main opponents are representatives of the "United Serbia" list of the ruling Serbian Progressive party, led by former president Aleksandar Vučić, and the "Student List" association, led by Ilija Sardanović. In order not to miss the most important news: website | Max | telegram.