On election night in Belgrade, a high level of security oversight and incidents were recorded, including an attempt by passersby to chase the HRT team, while the intervention police and Gendarmerie were deployed in the city due to heightened tensions. #Beograd #izbori #napadnaNovinare (translated)
By 6 PM, 64.89 percent of registered voters had voted in the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, which is a significant increase compared to the previous elections in 2023. #izbori #izlaznost #Srbija (translated)
The author wrote that turnout in the Serbian vote was almost certain to reach 70%, five points above SNS’s projections for a “clear victory,” and said the election would be tight. https://t.co/cDsJxCBUUr #Srbija #izbori #demokratija #RS (translated)
The author expressed deep concern about reports of violent incidents at several polling stations, saying Serbian citizens should be able to exercise their democratic right to vote in a peaceful and safe environment. They called on all actors to remain calm and act responsibly. #Demokratija #Izbori #Mir #RS
The author said people in Serbia were breaking into polling stations and trying to take them over. https://t.co/FQIBnSz0PP #Srbija #Izbori #PolitičkaKriza #RS (translated)
The author wrote that Serbian police were increasing their presence in central Belgrade and said the opposition would reject the election result and react violently if it lost. https://t.co/8tP11U21vF #Srbija #izbori #Beograd #RS
Ilija Srdanović, a cardiologist from Novi Sad and a university professor, has become a recognizable face of student protests and the bearer of the Student List that opposes Vučić's SNS, and he could now form a new government if his list secures the necessary representatives in the elections. #IlijaSrdanović #StudentskaLista #IzboriUSrbiji (translated)
The presence of the police has been increased in the streets of Belgrade, while vehicles for breaking up protests have been deployed on the day of extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia. #Beograd #izbori #prosvjedi (translated)
In Belgrade, increased tensions and voter dissatisfaction were felt on election day, and young people massively joined the opposition with an emphasis on change, despite reports of irregularities and violence at polling stations. #Izbori #Beograd #Promjene (translated)
During the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, there were reported pressures on voters and observers at almost one-third of polling stations, with a turnout of 56.4 percent by 4 PM, according to the CRTA observation mission report. #izbori #Srbija #nepravilnosti (translated)
Students in Serbia who are on strike have told citizens that victory is closer than ever and to hold on a little longer during today's parliamentary elections, thanking them for their patience and urging them not to give up on voting despite the long lines. #StudentskaLista #izbori #Srbija (translated)
Journalists Mihajlo and Jelena Stojković were brutally attacked while reporting on suspicions of vote buying during the elections in Serbia, and the police did not respond to their call for help. #napadNaNovinare #izbori #policija (translated)
At the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, 56.6 percent of voters had voted by 4 PM, indicating a high turnout given that the polling stations are open until 8 PM. #izboriusrbiji #izbori #izlaznost (translated)
In the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, high turnout was recorded in Vojvodina, particularly in Novi Sad, where certain irregularities were reported, including violations of the secrecy of voting. #izbori #Vojvodina #NoviSad (translated)
The Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) banned media outlets N1, Nova S, and Danas from covering the elections, justifying this by stating that Aleksandar Vučić is undesirable in their programs. #izbori #mediji #SNS (translated)
Young people in Serbia, especially female students, express optimism and hope for political changes in the elections, emphasizing that for the first time they feel there is a chance for change after a long period of dissatisfaction and protests. #IzboriUSrbiji #Mladi #Promjene (translated)
The former Deputy Prime Minister of the Serbian government, Žarko Korać, assessed the large turnout of voters in the elections as a sign of possible change in government, emphasizing that the early appearance of many young people at polling stations is an indication of strong motivation for change. #Srbija #izbori #ŽarkoKorać (translated)
In Serbia, extraordinary parliamentary elections were held on October 25 with a high voter turnout and reported irregularities during the voting. #Izbori2023 #Srbija #Glasanje (translated)
The lawyer and election observer Predrag Jovanović recounted how he and his colleague were attacked by three men with sticks, during which one of the attackers threatened them with a gun, and they escaped by fleeing into a passerby’s car. #izboriusrbiji #nasilje #Beograd (translated)
Philosopher and political analyst Žarko Puhovski believes that a high turnout in the Serbian parliamentary elections could signify changes in the country and the possibility that students might repeat the historic October 5th in case their electoral success is not recognized. #AleksandarVučić #IzboriUSrbiji #StudentiPobeđuju (translated)
