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2026-10-25 08:14:21Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Early elections for members of the National Assembly are being held in Serbia today, following continued protests against the rule of Aleksandar Vučić.

 The “Albanian Coalition” will be the name of the joint list of Albanian political parties from the Presevo Valley, with which they will compete in the parliamentary elections on October 25 in Serbia. These elections are a chance for Albanians in Serbia to be represented by a larger number of deputies in the Serbian Parliament, as previously only MP Shaip Kamberi has represented the Albanians from the Presevo Valley.

Local media reports that polling stations will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voting has also begun at the School of Chemical Technology in Vranje. 10 polling stations have been opened for voters from Kosovo.

In addition to Vranje, voters from Kosovo can also vote in Kursumli, Raška and Tutin. In Vranje there are 66,439 voters and 113 polling stations, while in the Pcinja district there are 199,058 voters.

Serbian citizens are voting in the early parliamentary elections and will be able to exercise their civil rights from 7 am to 8 pm at the polling station where they are registered on the voter list with an identification document - ID card or passport.

As stated on the website of the Electoral Commission of the Republic, if citizens are present at the polling station when the polling station closes or immediately before it, they will be allowed to vote.

To vote, citizens must prove their identity with a valid ID card or passport, and when verifying their identity at the polling station, it is desirable, but not mandatory, that they also bring the invitation to vote, which should have been delivered to them before the elections.

In case the invitation to vote has not been delivered, or the number and address of the polling center where they can vote are not known, citizens can check which polling center they are voting at by searching the website of the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government.

The citizens of Serbia are electing a new National Assembly in extraordinary parliamentary elections.

6,451,292 voters are eligible to vote and there are 18 electoral lists with 2,418 candidates on the ballot.

The elections are being held in 8,392 polling stations, which will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Citizens vote at the polling station where they are registered on the voter list, with a valid ID card or passport.

Nëse ftesa për të votuar nuk është dorëzuar, qytetarët mund të kontrollojnë se në cilin qendër votimi po votojnë në faqen e internetit të Ministrisë së Administratës Publike dhe Vetëqeverisjes Lokale.

Votimi bëhet ekskluzivisht pas një paravani, gjë që siguron fshehtësinë e votës. Nëse dikush e gjen veten në një qendër votimi ose menjëherë përpara saj kur ajo mbyllet, pra deri në orën 8 të mbrëmjes, do t'i lejohet të votojë. Këto janë zgjedhjet e 15-ta parlamentare që nga rivendosja e politikës shumëpartiake në Serbi në vitin 1990, dhe zgjedhjet e dhjeta të jashtëzakonshme.

18 electoral lists before voters:
1. ''Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia''
2. "Ivica Dačić – Stability Factor" 
3. "Student List – Students Win"
4. "Rasim Ljajić – SDP/Popular CDP" (Bosnian national minority electoral list)
5. "Union of Hungarians of Vojvodina - Dr. Balint Pastor" (Hungarian national minority electoral list)
6. "Movement for Unity Usame Zukorlić" (Bosnian national minority electoral list)
7. "Russian Party Serbia in BRICS – Slobodan Nikolić" (Russian national minority electoral list)
8. "Authentic Right - Dr. Miloš Jovanović - New DSS - Monarchists, Serbian Coalition - Hope, National Democratic Alternative, New Democratic Party of Serbia, Movement for the Kingdom of Serbia, Brave Serbia".
9. "European Serbia: Marinika Tepić, Zdravko Ponos, Party of Freedom and Justice, Heart of the Serbian Center, Solidarity, Self-Defense, Liberation"
10. "SDA Sandžak – Guardians of Sandžak" (Bosnian national minority electoral list)
11. “Bogoljub Karić – Movement of Serbian Forces – BK”
12. "Liberal Green Party - for a free and cleaner Serbia"
13. "I choose justice - I choose the future - Coalition Force - Prof. Dr. Ferid Bulić - Vasilios Provelegios - Party of Future and Development - Civic Party of Greeks of Serbia" (Bosnian and Greek national minority electoral list)
14. "Russian-Serbian Unity Party - Russians and Serbs Brothers Forever" (Russian national minority electoral list)
15. "Father, this is for you – Petar Đurić – Prime Minister of Serbia"
16. "Vladimir Gajić – Alternative for Serbia – People's Party, Rebellion – True Serbia"
17. "Albanian Coalition" (electoral list of the Albanian national minority)
18. "Mother Serbia – Gruda" (electoral list of the Slovak national minority)
*For majority (non-minority) parties and coalitions, the electoral threshold is three percent (3%) of the total number of voters who voted. The so-called natural threshold
applies to electoral lists of national minorities, which means that they participate in the distribution of mandates regardless of whether they have won less than three percent of the votes.


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