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Serbian snap parliamentary election (October 25, 2026): Srpska napredna stranka (SNS) wins the most seats in parliament

Miss ✦ AI-generated prediction Published on 26. September 2026 · Predicted for 25. October 2026 · Based on: Statistical Pattern
Probability
65%

President Aleksandar Vučić called snap parliamentary elections in Serbia for October 25, 2026. The SNS has held government continuously since 2012 and most recently received 46.1% of the vote in December 2023. The 2025/26 student movement has mobilized the opposition and is expected to push the SNS vote share to ~35–42%, but no unified opposition bloc has emerged. No direct Polymarket market available; Metaculus assigns 59–87% to the structurally dominant incumbent bloc in US elections, serving as a general incumbency reference. The SNS winning the most seats is the base case; whether with an outright majority or needing coalition partners remains uncertain.

Data basis for this prediction
  • Al Jazeera: Serbia 2026 Snap Parliamentary Election overview (25. Sept. 2026)
  • Wikipedia: 2026 Serbian parliamentary election – Hintergrund und Polling-Übersicht
  • OSCE/ODIHR Abschlussbericht Dezember 2023: SNS 46,1 % der Stimmen
  • Metaculus: US Midterms 2026 – Republikanische Partei hält Senat (59 %) als Incumbent-Baseline-Referenz
Verdict: Miss
Die SNS verlor die Wahl klar: Die oppositionelle Studentenliste gewann mit ~53 % der Stimmen und ca. 141 Sitzen die absolute Mehrheit; die SNS-geführte Liste kam auf 38,8 % und ca. 103 Sitze. Vučić räumte noch am Wahlabend die Niederlage ein – das erste Mal seit 12 Jahren verliert die SNS die Mehrheit im Parlament. Hauptursache war die historisch hohe Wahlbeteiligung (~69 %, höchste seit 1992), mobilisiert durch die seit 2025 andauernde Studentenbewegung nach dem Einsturz des Bahnhofsdachs in Novi Sad. Die Vorhersage unterschätzte die Einheitlichkeit und Schlagkraft der Studentenbewegung als Oppositionsblock. Quellen: balkaninsight.com, france24.com, wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Serbian_parliamentary_election, bpb.de
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