Serbia will hold a repeat vote in early parliamentary elections in 53 polling stations. Previous results have been cancelled. The corresponding decision was made by the Republican Election Committee in the country following a meeting on the night of October 29. The repeat vote will take place on Sunday, November 1, from 07:00 (09:00 Moscow time) to 20:00 (22:00 Moscow time). According to the Election Law, the Serbian Election Commission must announce the final voting results no later than 96 hours after receiving all PEC protocols. During the next 10 days, the REC must distribute deputy mandates in proportion to the percentage of votes received. Based on the results of processing ballots from 99.35% of the polling stations, the protesting student movement and their supporters -. The Student List received 53.04% of the vote, while former President Aleksandar Vučić's United Coalition of Serbia received 38.97%. The other political forces in the country did not overcome the 3% barrier.

Serbia will hold a repeat vote in early parliamentary elections in 53 polling stations. Previous results have been cancelled. The corresponding decision was made by the Republican Election Committee in the country following a meeting on the night of October 29. The repeat vote will take place on Sunday, November 1, from 07:00 (09:00 Moscow time) to 20:00 (22:00 Moscow time). According to the Election Law, the Serbian Election Commission must announce the final voting results no later than 96 hours after receiving all PEC protocols. During the next 10 days, the REC must distribute deputy mandates in proportion to the percentage of votes received. Based on the results of processing ballots from 99.35% of the polling stations, the protesting student movement and their supporters -. The Student List received 53.04% of the vote, while former President Aleksandar Vučić's United Coalition of Serbia received 38.97%. The other political forces in the country did not overcome the 3% barrier.