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2026 Serbian parliamentary election: Student List wins a majority

Voters went to the polls on 25 October 2026. Student List won a majority, 141 of 250 seats. Aleksandar Vučić's AV-US came second with 103.

  • Seats: 250 seats in the National Assembly
  • Turnout: 68.98%

126 for a majority

141Student List

The result

Seats, change and vote share as the results table of 2026 Serbian parliamentary election gives them; the change is against the seats it lists for the previous election.

Readers: each leader's busiest day around the vote, against their own usual readership. A leader the record names whose busiest day falls in the vote's days was read for the vote.

The small line: each leader's readers over these days. The figure: their busiest day against usual.

  1. Student List53.03%141 seats
  2. AV-USAleksandar Vučić26 fewer than last time38.97%74× usual103 seats
    Aleksandar Vučić: readers a day, peak 196K on 26 Oct · 74× usual

    See Aleksandar Vučić

  3. VMSZ/SVMBálint Pásztor4 fewer than last time0.79%2 seats
  4. Albanian CoalitionShaip Kamberi1 more than last time0.62%2 seats
  5. HumaneRasim Ljajić0.45%1 seat
  6. SDA SandžakaAhmedin Škrijelj1 fewer than last time0.28%1 seat

Results: 2026 Serbian parliamentary election, Wikipedia

How it unfolded

2 reports
Readers a day, all 2 people298K at the peak

This is readers, added together. It is not what the people below are ordered by.

Languages, not countries.

70 days have to pass before we can say whether a rise lasted. 2 of these have not had them yet.

The rise showed up in the Wikipedia editions in Russian and Chinese.

One of these had no measurable readership before this, so there is no rise to place them by.

25 September 2026 - 30 October 2026

  • Aleksandar Vučić 72%
  • Ilija Srdanović
  1. Latest

    Aleksandar Vučić: 11.5K readers, 4.3× usual

  2. Election day

    Voting for all 250 seats in the National Assembly.

Also moved

Languages, not countries.

70 days have to pass before we can say whether a rise lasted. 2 of these have not had them yet.

The rise showed up in the Wikipedia editions in Russian and Chinese.

One of these had no measurable readership before this, so there is no rise to place them by.

  1. Ilija SrdanovićDoctorsFirst measurable readership

Also took part

  1. Đuro MacutIn office before the election40× usual

Also read more that week

The event's article names them. Read more the same days; we do not say why.

  1. Ana Brnabić31× usual
  2. Dejan Bodiroga27× usual
  3. Ivica Dačić21× usual
  4. Viktor Orbán5.8× usual
  5. Milojko Spajić5.7× usual
  6. Péter Magyar3.5× usual
  7. Milo Đukanović3.0× usual
  8. Milorad Dodik3.0× usual
  9. Ratko Mladić3.0× usual
  10. António Costa2.9× usual

Also there

The record names them too. We measured no unusual readership for any of them.