Parliamentary elections in Serbia are being held with an apparent turnout higher than in the 2023 elections, while observers have reported over 120 irregularities during the voting process.
According to the Organization CRTA, by 1: 00 p.m., had voted 41.1 percent of voters, compared to 26.6 percent at the same hour during the 2023 elections.
Meanwhile, the Republican Election Commission has indicated that turnout by noon was 34.55 percent.
The CeSID organisation has recorded more than 120 irregularities by 11: 00 p.m. at the 750 polling stations under monitoring. Among the reported cases are the photographing of balloting, group voting, problems with voters’ lists, and obstacles to observers.
CeSID has announced that reports are being verified and documented, while monitoring the election process is continuing.
The main race takes place between President Aleksandar Vuciq’s Serbian Progressive Party and the Student List, supported by the protest movement.
According to Associated Press and Reuters reports, pre-election polls have shown a tight race, without a sure winner.
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