Serbs are at the polls in a snap election many view as a vote in favour of the European Union or Russia.<br /><br /> Progressive Party<br /><br /> Current prime minister and conservative Progressive Party leader Aleksandar Vucic is tipped for a majority win. <br /><br /> He wants to steer Serbia towards EU membership.<br /><br /> The vote has been brought forward by two years, as the PM says he needs a new mandate to implement the tough reforms required to make Serbia eligible for a place in the Union.<br /><br /> Socialist Party of Serbia<br /><br /> In the middle is Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic’s Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS). It has campaigned for a more cautious approach to the EU, while maintaining sound relations with both Russia and China.<br /><br /> Radical Party<br /><br /> Polls suggest Vojislav Šešelj’s ultra-nationalist Radical Party is making a comeback. <br /><br /> Last month, a United Nations tribunal acquitted Serbia’s former deputy prime minister on counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, meaning he is once more able to run for election.
