Serbia's early parliamentary elections are underway today, with polling stations open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Initial turnout estimates from CESID and IPSOS indicate that 12% of eligible voters cast their ballots in the first two hours. Reports highlight long queues at polling stations in various cities, including Novi Sad, even before opening.

Danas: Live Election Updates: Serbia Votes Today for New Parliament; Long Lines for…

Serbia is holding elections today to choose a new Parliament, with reports of long queues at polling stations and early estimates of voter turnout becoming available. The story includes photo and video content.

N1: Serbia Parliamentary Elections: 12% Voted in First Two Hours

An ongoing blog covers the Serbian parliamentary elections, reporting that 12% of eligible voters cast their ballots in the first two hours of polling.

Insajder: Live Blog: Serbian Parliamentary Elections - IPSOS and Cesid Report 12%…

Live updates cover the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, with polling stations open from 7 AM to 8 PM. A total of 6,450,523 voters are eligible to cast ballots at 8,392 polling stations, with 18 electoral lists and 2,418 candidates.

Nova: Live Blog: Serbian Elections - Turnout Estimates Released

CESID and IPSOS have released initial turnout estimates for the Serbian elections as of 9 AM, according to a live blog.

Danas: Long Lines Formed in Novi Sad Before Polling Stations Opened: Thousands…

Even before the polling stations opened, substantial queues had formed in Novi Sad, with thousands of people waiting patiently since 6:30 AM at the 'Bogdan Šuput' school. Video content is available.

Insajder: Cesid and Ipsos: 12% of Registered Voters Cast Ballots by 9 AM

According to data from Cesid and Ipsos, 12% of registered voters had cast their ballots by 9 AM on election day.

Several incidents have been reported during today's parliamentary elections. A member of the Student List's mobile team was physically attacked in Kragujevac. In Doljevac, approximately thirty individuals reportedly entered a polling station and assaulted those present. Voting was also interrupted in Kraljevo due to a missing page from the voter registry, and an attempt at the "Bulgarian train" voting manipulation tactic was observed in Užice.

Vreme: Live Blog: Student Team Member Physically Attacked in Kragujevac

A member of the Student List's mobile team was physically attacked in Kragujevac as Serbia prepares for early parliamentary elections on October 25th.

Danas: N1: Thirty People Entered a Polling Station in Doljevac and Attacked Attendees

According to N1, approximately thirty individuals entered a polling station in Doljevac and proceeded to assault those present.

N1: Lawyer: Thirty People Entered Polling Station in Doljevac and Attacked Attendees

A lawyer reports that approximately thirty individuals entered a polling station in Doljevac and assaulted those present.

N1: Voting Interrupted in Kraljevo: Missing Page with Registered Voters

Voting was halted at a polling station in Kraljevo because an entire page of the voter registry was missing.

N1: Attempted "Bulgarian Train" in Užice, High Turnout in Zaječar

An attempt to employ the "Bulgarian train" voting manipulation tactic was observed in Užice, while Zaječar saw a high voter turnout.

Several notable political figures, including Ilija Srdanović (ballot holder for the Student List), Veselin Milić (Assistant Police Director), Miloš Vučević (President of the Serbian Progressive Party), and Aleksandar Vučić (candidate for Prime Minister), have cast their votes in the ongoing parliamentary elections. Serbian citizens residing abroad are also actively participating, with significant queues reported at polling stations in cities such as Washington D.C., Vienna, Chicago, and Los…

Danas: Srdanović, Stanković, Milić, Vučević, and Vučić Voted, Vučić Waited in Line…

Several notable political figures, including Srdanović, Stanković, Milić, Vučević, and Vučić, cast their votes in the ongoing elections, with Vučić observed waiting in line. The report is accompanied by photos and video.

Danas: Voting by Serbian Citizens Abroad: Queues in Washington and Vienna (VIDEO)

Serbian citizens living abroad are casting their votes, with reports of significant queues observed in Washington D.C. and Vienna. Video footage is included.

Insajder: Opening of Polling Stations Met with Citizen Queues - Crowds from Belgrade to…

Queues of citizens were observed at polling stations as they opened, with notable crowds reported from Belgrade to as far as Los Angeles and Toronto.

Nova: Serbs Vote Abroad: Lines in Chicago and Los Angeles

Long lines formed at polling stations in Chicago and Los Angeles as Serbian citizens in the diaspora cast their votes, with 102,147 eligible voters abroad.

Information for voters is being disseminated, detailing the correct procedure for filling out ballots and outlining permissible and prohibited actions at polling stations. A total of 18 electoral lists and 2,418 candidates are competing for seats. Media outlets are also preparing live coverage and analysis for election night.

Danas: How to Correctly Fill Out a Ballot?

This article provides instructions on the correct procedure for filling out a voting ballot.

Danas: 18 Lists Compete for Mandates: Full List of Lists and Candidates for October…

A total of 18 electoral lists are competing for seats in the upcoming elections scheduled for October 25th, with a comprehensive list of candidates provided.

Danas: What is Permitted and Not Permitted at a Polling Station: How is it Regulated…

This article clarifies the rules and regulations for conduct at polling stations, detailing what is permissible and what is not, along with the legal consequences and penalties.

Vreme: Election Time: Follow Live on YouTube on Election Night

Vreme will broadcast a special live program on its YouTube channel starting at 7:30 PM on Sunday, October 25th, covering election results, reporter dispatches, and expert analysis for the Serbian elections.

A former chief of the communal police has claimed that Siniša Mali, currently First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, organized the controversial demolition in Savamala. The allegations also mention Veselin Milić, the Assistant Police Director.

Nova: Former Official Claims Siniša Mali Organized Savamala Demolition

A former chief of the communal police claims that Siniša Mali organized the demolition in Savamala and mentioned Veselin Milić.