The Election Commission of the Republic of Serbia confirmed the results of the parliamentary elections on October 25. The student list should get 140 seats in the unicameral parliament, enough to form a government, which requires 126 seats. Former President Aleksandar Wijs' United Serbia coalition will hold 103 seats in parliament. The Vojvodina Hungarian Alliance and the Albanian Coalition will get two seats each, while three seats will go to parties representing the Muslim Slavs. The new parliament is expected to convene within 30 days after the approval of the election results. Lawmakers will then have 90 days to form a new government.

The Election Commission of the Republic of Serbia confirmed the results of the parliamentary elections on October 25. The student list should get 140 seats in the unicameral parliament, enough to form a government, which requires 126 seats. Former President Aleksandar Wijs' United Serbia coalition will hold 103 seats in parliament. The Vojvodina Hungarian Alliance and the Albanian Coalition will get two seats each, while three seats will go to parties representing the Muslim Slavs. The new parliament is expected to convene within 30 days after the approval of the election results. Lawmakers will then have 90 days to form a new government.