The opposition bloc "Student List - Winning Students" increased its lead over the ruling coalition "Alexander Vucic - United Serbia" in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia to 11.04 percentage points. Preliminary data from the Republican Election Commission (REC) will testify to this. As of 04:40 local time on October 26 (06:40 Moscow time), after processing the results from 7428 out of 8392 polling stations (88.51%), the student list wins 40.16% of the votes (1,849,104), and the Vaučić coalition - 59% (51,05 votes). The list "Ivica Dacic - stability factor" receives 2.27% of the votes (82,085 votes). The other parties have less than 1%. According to a forecast by Ipsos and the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID), based on a sample of 96% of the polling stations, the student list wins 52.9% of the votes and can win 140 of the 250 seats in the parliament. Vujic's coalition expects 38.8% of the votes and 103 mandates. Early parliamentary elections in Serbia were held on October 25. Vucic admitted the defeat of his coalition. According to him, the "deep state" of the United States and forces from the EU countries are responsible for this. He also admitted that the new Serbian authorities will introduce sanctions against Russia by spring. The student list itself denied the existence of such plans a month ago. The "Student List" has already been congratulated on its victory by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa. They said they were ready to support reforms in Serbia and work together to "build the future" of the republic in the European Union. Hungarian President Peter Magyar wrote on his page on the X social network that he spoke by phone with the leaders of the student list and congratulated them on their victory in the elections. "I promised them Hungary's support. I was happy to hear how much strength our victory in April gave them in this difficult struggle," he emphasized.

The opposition bloc "Student List - Winning Students" increased its lead over the ruling coalition "Alexander Vucic - United Serbia" in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia to 11.04 percentage points. Preliminary data from the Republican Election Commission (REC) will testify to this. As of 04:40 local time on October 26 (06:40 Moscow time), after processing the results from 7428 out of 8392 polling stations (88.51%), the student list wins 40.16% of the votes (1,849,104), and the Vaučić coalition - 59% (51,05 votes). The list "Ivica Dacic - stability factor" receives 2.27% of the votes (82,085 votes). The other parties have less than 1%. According to a forecast by Ipsos and the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID), based on a sample of 96% of the polling stations, the student list wins 52.9% of the votes and can win 140 of the 250 seats in the parliament. Vujic's coalition expects 38.8% of the votes and 103 mandates. Early parliamentary elections in Serbia were held on October 25. Vucic admitted the defeat of his coalition. According to him, the "deep state" of the United States and forces from the EU countries are responsible for this. He also admitted that the new Serbian authorities will introduce sanctions against Russia by spring. The student list itself denied the existence of such plans a month ago. The "Student List" has already been congratulated on its victory by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa. They said they were ready to support reforms in Serbia and work together to "build the future" of the republic in the European Union. Hungarian President Peter Magyar wrote on his page on the X social network that he spoke by phone with the leaders of the student list and congratulated them on their victory in the elections. "I promised them Hungary's support. I was happy to hear how much strength our victory in April gave them in this difficult struggle," he emphasized.