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The Government of the Republic of Serbia

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RIK publishes results from all 8,392 polling stations

Belgrade, 2 November 2026

The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) published last night, following repeat elections at 53 polling stations, the results from all 8,392 polling stations in Serbia’s early parliamentary elections, according to which the Student List secured 53.01% of the vote, while the “Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia” list won 38.98%.

The “Ivica Dačić – Factor of Stability” electoral list received 2.13% of the votes counted.

The Rasim Ljajić – Human (SDP – CDP) electoral list won 0.46%.

The “Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians – Dr Bálint Pásztor” electoral list won 0.8%.

The “Usame Zukorlić (SPP) – Movement for Unification” electoral list won 0.28%.

The “Russian Party – Serbia in BRICS – Slobodan Nikolić” electoral list won 0.15%.

The “Authentic Right – Dr Miloš Jovanović – Boldly Serbian!” electoral list won 0.89%.

The “European Serbia – Marinika Tepić – Zdravko Ponoš” electoral list won 0.28% of the vote.

The “SDA of Sandžak – Guardians of Sandžak” electoral list won 0.28%.

The “Bogoljub Karić – Movement of the Strength of Serbia” electoral list won 0.45%.

The “Liberal Green Party – For a Free and Cleaner Serbia” electoral list won 0.06%.

The “I Choose Justice – I Choose the Future – Coalition of Strength” electoral list won 0.03%.

The “Party of Russian-Serbian Unity – Russians and Serbs, Brothers Forever” electoral list won 0.1%.

The “Dad, This One Is for You – Petar Đurić – Prime Minister of Serbia” electoral list won 0.05%.

The “Vladimir Gajić – Alternative for Serbia – People’s Party, Revolt – Real Serbia” electoral list won 0.08% of the vote.

The “Albanian Coalition” electoral list won 0.62%.

The “Mother Serbia – The Homeland” electoral list won 0.07% of the vote.

According to the data, 4,444,310 voters, or 68.89% of the total number of registered voters, turned out to vote.

The repeat parliamentary elections at 53 polling stations in Serbia, where voting was annulled or the results of the 25 October elections could not be established, concluded last night at 20:00.

The polling stations were open from 7:00, and 24,438 citizens were eligible to vote in the repeat elections.

Voting in the parliamentary elections was repeated at polling stations where the relevant local electoral commissions had determined, by their decisions, that the voting results could not be established. This was the case at 31 polling stations.

In addition, voting was repeated at 22 polling stations where the vote had been annulled by decisions of electoral and local electoral commissions.