A report based on over 150 testimonies alleges the ruling party in Serbia is systematically leveraging state institutions for electoral advantage. Public sector employees are reportedly facing pressure to secure votes for the party and participate in political rallies as a condition of their employment. Additionally, some individuals have been appointed to government jobs specifically to operate party call centres during working hours, effectively using public funds for party activities. These actions raise concerns about the integrity of the electoral process and the potential for coercion of civil servants. The accusations suggest a blurring of lines between state duties and party interests, marking a troubling trend of political manipulation within Serbia. The findings highlight a pattern of utilizing state resources to bolster the ruling party’s support base. The allegations require further investigation to ensure fair and democratic elections in Serbia.