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Snap parliamentary elections in Serbia
14 articles · 19 September 2026 – 25 October 2026
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- Vučić: Serbia to hold extraordinary elections, list led by himPresident announces snap parliamentary elections for 25 October, with SNS remaining at the head of the list.
- Vučić announces resignation and entry into election campaignSerbian President will resign on 27 September, then entering the campaign for the 25 October elections as a 'ordinary citizen'.
- Vu resigns as Serbian presidentDutchie temporarily assumes office; elections to be held within three months
- Vučić resigns, Brnabić assumes role on interim basisFormer Serbian president continues campaign as head of SNS list, while political analysts predict a tight election night and possible unrest.
- RIK declares 17 lists for elections in Serbia, one withdrawn
- Students' list leads ahead of Serbian electionsNSPM survey shows narrow lead for student movement and high voter turnout ahead of 25 October polls.
- Serbia on the eve of elections: students call for turnout with songExtraordinary parliamentary elections are held on Sunday, 25 October, with students running on their own electoral list.
- Serbia votes for new parliament on SundayPolls open at 07:00 and close at 20:00; over 100,000 citizens in the diaspora vote at 93 locations in 37 countries.
- Serbia holds snap elections for new National AssemblyPolls are open from 07:00 to 20:00, with 6,451,292 eligible voters and 2,418 candidates on 18 lists competing for 250 parliamentary seats.
- Polls open in Serbia with high turnout and incidents6,450,523 voters are eligible to vote, with 18 lists and a total of 2,418 candidates competing for 250 seats.
- Polls open in Serbia; 19.8 per cent of voters have cast ballots by 10amOn the extraordinary parliamentary elections, a new term of the National Assembly is being elected, with 6,451,292 voters entitled to vote at 8,392 polling stations.
- Serbia elects new parliament with record turnoutBy 10:00, around 19.5 per cent of voters had cast their ballots, nearly double the figure from the 2023 elections.
- Vucic votes in Belgrade: These are Serbian, not Croatian, electionsSerbia elects a new parliament with high turnout, while Vucic expects the first estimates of the results between 22:00 and 23:00.
- Elections in Serbia: Higher turnout and incidents at polling stationsSNS bans N1 and other media from following election night; attacker on Angelina Vučić arrested; observers report assault.