塞尔维亚将于周日举行议会选举，这是执政的塞尔维亚进步党自2012年以来首次面临真正的竞争性选举1。由学生运动提出的学生名单候选人正在发起竞选活动，要求推翻现政权，并将此次选举定位为反腐败、要求问责的机会1。学生名单竞选团队表示其民调支持率可能超过40%1。
选举过程中存在多项违规和不公正现象。独立选举监督组织CRTA记录了116起暴力或口头威胁事件1，国家电视台上政府代表的播出时间在政治议题中占比近四分之三，而学生名单的报道超过80%为负面1。此外，有消息称选民被提供30至150欧元投票给塞尔维亚进步党1。
此次选举背景中包含2024年11月新萨德火车站混凝土顶棚坍塌事件，该事件导致16人死亡，引发了为期24个月的抗议活动1。政治学家杜桑·斯帕索耶维奇指出："这些是自武契奇2012年上台以来竞争性和结果不确定的首次选举"1。各方都对选举结果可能引发危机感到担忧1。
Serbia is set to hold parliamentary elections on Sunday, marking the first genuinely competitive electoral challenge to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party since it came to power in 2012 1. A student-led political list, emerging from a broader student movement, is campaigning aggressively on an anti-corruption platform with demands for governmental accountability 1. According to the student campaign team, polling indicates potential support exceeding 40 percent 1.
The electoral process has been marred by significant irregularities and tensions. The independent electoral monitoring organization CRTA has documented 116 incidents involving violence or verbal threats 1. State television coverage of political topics has heavily favored the government, with representatives of the ruling party occupying nearly three-quarters of airtime devoted to political issues, while coverage of the student list exceeded 80 percent negative reporting 1. Reports suggest voters have been offered payments ranging from 30 to 150 euros to cast ballots for the Serbian Progressive Party 1. These developments have fueled widespread concern among all political actors about the potential for post-election crisis.
The heightened competition in this contest stems partly from mounting public discontent following the November 2024 concrete canopy collapse at New Sad's train station, which killed 16 people and triggered 24 months of sustained protest activity 1. Political scientist Dusan Spasojević characterized the moment as historic, stating: "These are the first competitive and result-uncertain elections since Vučić came to power in 2012" 1.
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