The European Democratic Party (EDP) questioned whether the Serbian regime under Aleksandar Vucic issued more personal ID cards ahead of the October 25 parliamentary elections, citing figures showing that 235,000 new ID cards have been issued since May 18.
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.@avucic seems increasingly desperate to avoid Orbán’s fate. We will continue to closely monitor the electoral process in #Serbia. In a European democracy, elections must be decided by citizens, not manipulated by those in power. https://t.co/egmiU9hjna
— European Democrats (@democrats_eu) October 14, 2026
In a post on X, the EDP recalled a statement by Ognjen Rasuo of the commission reviewing the voter register who cited the number of newly issued ID cards, and raised questions about the reasons for the increase.
The EDP said it would closely monitor the electoral process in Serbia and demand an explanation from the Serbian authorities, as well as full transparency.
“Elections must be decided by citizens, not manipulated by those in power,” the party said in the post, accusing Vucic of appearing increasingly concerned that he could suffer the same fate as Hungary's Viktor Orban.
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