At 7 o'clock local time on October 25, voting began in Serbia's new parliamentary election. A total of 18 electoral lists and 2,418 candidates contested for 250 seats in the National Assembly in this election. According to the Election Commission of the Republic of Serbia, the number of registered voters in this election was about 6.45 million, and a total of 8,392 polling stations were set up, including 93 overseas, distributed in 37 countries. Voters from the Kosovo region will vote at 60 polling stations set up in 4 Serbian cities including Raška and Vranje. Polling stations in Serbia will be open from 7:00 to 20:00 on the same day.

At 7 o'clock local time on October 25, voting began in Serbia's new parliamentary election. A total of 18 electoral lists and 2,418 candidates contested for 250 seats in the National Assembly in this election. According to the Election Commission of the Republic of Serbia, the number of registered voters in this election was about 6.45 million, and a total of 8,392 polling stations were set up, including 93 overseas, distributed in 37 countries. Voters from the Kosovo region will vote at 60 polling stations set up in 4 Serbian cities including Raška and Vranje. Polling stations in Serbia will be open from 7:00 to 20:00 on the same day.