Serbia’s presidential election has tightened into a fierce contest between the incumbent populist leader and a rising anti-corruption, anti-authoritarian coalition, with recent polls indicating a closely matched race. The opposition movement, which has gained momentum by challenging government transparency and political control, now poses a significant threat to the incumbent’s dominance. Analysts suggest voter frustration over economic struggles and democratic backsliding could play a decisive role in the outcome. The election underscores deep divisions between supporters of stability and those demanding greater accountability.
Polls show populist leader Aleksandar Vucic in a tight race against the anticorruption and anti-authoritarian movement.
