Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections held on October 25. Vucic has ruled Serbia since 2014, serving as Prime Minister from 2014-2017 and President from 2017-2026. Following massive anti-corruption protests, he resigned at the end of September 2026. According to the Serbian constitution, the same person can serve no more than two terms as president. Since Vučić could not run for this position for a third time, he was at the top of the Serbian Progressive Party's electoral list. If she won the parliamentary elections, he expected to return to power, and become the country's prime minister again. However, the Student List movement, created by participants in protests against Vučić's rule, won the election.

Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections held on October 25. Vucic has ruled Serbia since 2014, serving as Prime Minister from 2014-2017 and President from 2017-2026. Following massive anti-corruption protests, he resigned at the end of September 2026. According to the Serbian constitution, the same person can serve no more than two terms as president. Since Vučić could not run for this position for a third time, he was at the top of the Serbian Progressive Party's electoral list. If she won the parliamentary elections, he expected to return to power, and become the country's prime minister again. However, the Student List movement, created by participants in protests against Vučić's rule, won the election.