A student-led opposition movement in Serbia has initiated a challenge to the results of October’s parliamentary elections, aiming to remove President Alexander Vučić’s government from power. The campaign’s launch began with a rally held in Novi Sad, the city where a deadly incident in 2024 initially sparked widespread protests. This disaster served as the catalyst for the current wave of opposition. Organizers are alleging electoral irregularities and calling for a re-evaluation of the poll outcomes. The movement hopes to garner significant public support and pressure authorities to address their concerns. The focus remains on perceived flaws in the electoral process and the need for a fairer political landscape in Serbia. This represents a significant challenge to Vučić, who has dominated Serbian politics for over a decade.