THE COUNTRY DESK
Serbia.
National Assembly · 250 seats · 2023
SerbiaCURRENT NATIONAL LEADERSHIP
Đuro Macut
Prime Minister
Current office-holder claim in the structured reference; primary corroboration is pending.
Leadership & photo sources ↗
Source checked 30 Oct 2026. Current officeholder snapshot; independent of the election year selected below. Leadership follows the dated reference record linked here.
Leadership record (opens in a new tab)Đuro Macut portrait (opens in a new tab) · Vlada APV · CC BY-SA 3.0 (opens in a new tab). Display crop; original colours retained.
2022-04-03 / Local vote reporting units
Party votes by area.
Colours show the largest reported party/list vote total in each reporting unit, not elected seats or government formation. Boundaries follow the source crosswalk; these are not necessarily parliamentary constituencies. This map is dated 2022-04-03. The national seat table below is a separate 2023-12-17 snapshot.
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Map coverage, vote definitions & attribution
Colours show the largest reported party/list vote total in each reporting unit, not elected seats or government formation. Boundaries follow the source crosswalk; these are not necessarily parliamentary constituencies.
These local votes are separate from the IPU national seat archive. Shares use the sum of source-listed party votes, not registered voters. First-preference, list and candidate ballots are distinct. Names and counts are preserved from the published compilation.
190 of 192 reporting units have source-matched displayable boundaries. Non-geographic ballots, unmatched units and excluded overseas geography remain selectable. A missing boundary never becomes a zero vote or fabricated polygon.
Party colours are preserved from source identity records. Ties, independents and unverified identities use neutral grey. Text abbreviations are not official logos. Display simplification does not create legal boundary documents.
Data: BLUE_DB (Hublet & Chiecchio 2026), CC BY 4.0, modified from official sources. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 and public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence. Geometry licences remain separate: © European Union / EuroGeographics, © OpenStreetMap contributors where applicable and national publishers listed below.
National seat results · 2023-12-17 · 250 seats
THE NATIONAL PARLIAMENT
National Assembly
Latest election listed: 2026-10-25. Its party-seat breakdown has not been supplied by the source. The dated archive selection below is not a live result.
COUNTRY GEOGRAPHY
Simplified geographic reference. This is not a constituency or electoral district map.
Natural Earth · public domainSEATS WON AT THIS ELECTION
Parties & coalitions.
Neutral chart colours compare seat counts; they do not represent official party colours.
| Party / electoral coalition | Seats won | Share of seats |
|---|---|---|
| Aleksandar Vucic – Serbia Must Not Stop | 129 | 51.6% |
| Serbia Against Violence | 65 | 26.0% |
| Ivica Dacic - Prime Minister of Serbia | 18 | 7.2% |
| Dr Miloš Jovanović - Hope for Serbia | 13 | 5.2% |
| We – Voice of the People, Prof. Dr. Branimir Nestorovic | 13 | 5.2% |
| Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians (SVM) | 6 | 2.4% |
| Usame Zukorlic - United for Justice – Justice and Reconciliation Party – Bosniaks of Sandzak, Tomislav Zigmanov – Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina | 2 | 0.8% |
| SDA Sandzaka Sandžaka Suljeman Ugljanin | 2 | 0.8% |
| The political struggle of Albanians continues Šaip Kamber | 1 | 0.4% |
| Russian Party - Slobodan Nikolić | 1 | 0.4% |
Largest party means most seats in this table; it is not a declaration of who formed the government. Coalitions remain grouped as published.
This national seat summary does not include constituency-level results or a riding map. Electoral boundary verification remains pending for this election.
Chambers, official links & source information
250 statutory members
Directly elected
Official chamber website (opens in a new tab)Official member directory (opens in a new tab)Election figures are dated snapshots. Statutory chamber membership and the current electoral-system description come from the chamber profile; they may differ from seats contested at an earlier election. A largest-party result does not establish the governing coalition.
Source note: Note on the parties or coalitions winning seats: - Serbia Against Violence, co-led by Mr. Miroslav Miki Aleksić and Ms. Marinika Tepić, comprised Party of Freedom and Justice, People’s Movement of Serbia, Green-Left Front, Don’t Let Belgrade D(R)own, Ecological Uprising – CUTA, Democratic Party, Movement of Free Citizens, Serbia Centre, Together, Movement for Reversal, United Trade Unions of Serbia “Sloga”, New Face of Serbia”. Ms. Tepić had led the United for Serbia’s Victory in the 2022 elections and won 38 seats. - Dr Miloš Jovanović - Hope for Serbia comprised Serbia Coalition Hope – National Democratic Alternative – New Democratic Party of Serbia (New DSS) – Movement for the Restoration of the Kingdom of Serbia (POKS) – Vojislav Mihailovic
IPU Parline election record (opens in a new tab)rik.parlament.gov.rs (opens in a new tab)rik.parlament.gov.rs (opens in a new tab)aljazeera.com (opens in a new tab)euronews.com (opens in a new tab)theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)balkaninsight.com (opens in a new tab)euractiv.com (opens in a new tab)eurointegration.com.ua (opens in a new tab)
Saved source check: 2026-10-29. Collection is manual; no European live feed is active.
National summary data: © Inter-Parliamentary Union, Parline. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab). Terms of use (opens in a new tab). Download the attributed archive .
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PARTIES
Party leadership.
Each leadership record carries its own date and source. Undated records are not verified for the election date. These names do not identify every constituency candidate or establish who governs; member-party leaders are not automatically a coalition’s joint leaders.
Serbian Party Oathkeepers
Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski
Party chair / leadership record · from 2021Leadership recorded for 2022-04-03Leadership source (opens in a new tab)Serbian Radical Party
Vojislav Šešelj
Party chair / leadership recordUndated source record — election-date leadership not verifiedLeadership source (opens in a new tab)Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians
István Pásztor
Party chair / leadership record · from 2007-05-05Leadership recorded for 2022-04-03Leadership source (opens in a new tab)Structured leadership source: Wikidata, CC0; primary supplements are linked individually. Missing or ambiguous records stay unassigned. Download leadership records
Coverage, boundaries and source notes
WHAT IS AVAILABLE
Coverage, clearly labelled.
11 dated election records since 2000. Party breakdowns appear only when supplied by the source; gaps are labelled.
190 source-matched local reporting boundaries for 2022-04-03. These are not necessarily parliamentary constituencies; unmatched units remain in the list.
National party and coalition names are preserved from the source. Official party colours and logo verification remain incomplete.
National summaries are separate from regional, local and constituency results. Those detailed records require their own source and boundary checks. No European live feed is active.
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