Serbia turnout 46.53% by 14:00, 14.15 percentage points higher than in 2023
By 14:00 voter participation stood at 46.53% nationally, with higher turnout in Vojvodina and Belgrade.
Voter turnout in Serbia reached 46.53% of registered voters by 14:00 at the snap parliamentary elections, the figure announced at a press conference by Branko Josipović, acting director of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia.
Regional breakdown to 14:00
By the same cut-off, turnout varied across the country: Vojvodina recorded 49.23%, Belgrade 47.55%, Šumadija and Western Serbia 44.95%, and Southern and Eastern Serbia 44.04%.
([tanjug.rs](https://www.tanjug.rs/video-gallery/2b73e301-8042-4206-ac51-bd6ab50392af?video-uid=b23ba8ef-238f-4f86-a03c-9fc6a9244d85&utm_source=openai))The turnout by 12:00 had been reported at 34.55% of all registered voters.
([dailybaku.az](https://dailybaku.az/en/article/serbian-parliamentary-election-turnout-reaches-3455-percent-by-noon?utm_source=openai))For comparison, at the previous parliamentary elections on 17 December 2023 the turnout by 14:00 had been 32.38%; the current figure therefore exceeds that level by 14.15 percentage points.
([srpske.rs](https://srpske.rs/en/news/politika/2026/10/25/serbia-election-turnout-noon-34-55-percent-vs-2023?utm_source=openai))The figures were delivered during a Republic Electoral Commission press briefing where the Statistical Office presented the hour-by-hour participation totals used by election authorities for early estimates.
([tanjug.rs](https://www.tanjug.rs/video-gallery/2b73e301-8042-4206-ac51-bd6ab50392af?video-uid=b23ba8ef-238f-4f86-a03c-9fc6a9244d85&utm_source=openai))Photo: press material from the event
