Serbia will utilize privacy screens at polling stations for upcoming elections, a method harking back to older practices. This contrasts sharply with neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, which is planning to implement new voting technologies for their elections next year. The difference in approach highlights varying strategies for ensuring election integrity in the region. While Serbia reverts to a traditional, low-tech solution, Bosnia and Herzegovina seeks to modernize its processes. The Serbian method aims to prevent vote buying or coercion by shielding voters. Experts debate the effectiveness of screens versus technological solutions in deterring electoral fraud. This divergence in electoral methods raises questions about differing priorities and resources across the Western Balkans.