Serbia snap election: 12% turnout by 9 AM, early estimates
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Serbia's extraordinary parliamentary elections are drawing record turnout, with 60.9% voting by 17:00, surpassing the final turnout of the previous election. This level of participation, unseen since the 2000 fall of Milošević, suggests high public engagement and potential political shift, though outcome remains uncertain.
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Serbia held snap parliamentary elections on October 25, 2026, initiated by President Aleksandar Vučić to consolidate power. The election is characterized by record-high voter turnout and a significant challenge from a student-led opposition movement, 'Student List', which emerged from sustained anti-corruption protests. The outcome remains uncertain, with potential for a significant political shift and elevated risk of post-election unrest due to deep polarization.
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