Serbian parliamentary election (October 25, 2026): Aleksandar Vučić's SNS-led government coalition wins more than 40.0% of party-list votes — confirmed by Serbia's Republican Electoral Commission (RIK) or Reuters by October 26, 2026
Miss
✦ AI-generated prediction
Published on 20. September 2026
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Predicted for 25. October 2026
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Based on: Statistical Pattern
President Vučić dissolved the Serbian parliament on September 9, 2026 (Balkan Insight); snap elections are set for October 25, 2026. The Vučić coalition achieved 48.06% in the December 2023 parliamentary election under the brand 'Aleksandar Vučić – Serbia Must Not Stop' (AV-SNSDS) (RIK Serbia). In Serbia, Vučić controls the dominant broadcast system (RTS), which structurally disadvantages opposition parties (OSCE-ODIHR election reports). The opposition movement 'Srbija se buni' remains fragmented; no powerful unified list was formed by candidate registration. No direct Polymarket or Kalshi odds available. Historical base rate (2022–2023: 46–48%) plus institutional advantage → probability for >40% approximately 70%.
Data basis for this prediction
- Balkan Insight: Vučić ruft serbische Parlamentsneuwahl für 25. Oktober 2026 aus (09.09.2026)
- RIK Serbien / Wikipedia: Parlamentswahl Dez. 2023 – Vučić-Koalition (AV-SNSDS) 48,06 % der Listenstimmen
- OSCE-ODIHR: Mediendominanz und strukturelle Vorteile SNS in serbischen Wahlkämpfen (2022–2024)
- Polymarket/Kalshi: kein direkter Kontrakt zur serbischen Wahl 2026 gefunden; Kalibrierung auf histor. Basis
Verdict: Miss
Die Vorhersage ist nicht eingetreten. Bei der Parlamentswahl am 25. Oktober 2026 erzielte die SNS-geführte Liste 'Aleksandar Vučić – United Serbia' laut vorläufigen RIK-Ergebnissen (96,9 % ausgezählter Wahllokale) nur rund 38,8 % der Stimmen – deutlich unter der Schwelle von 40,0 %. Die oppositionelle 'Studentenliste' gewann überraschend mit ca. 53 % und einer projizierten absoluten Mehrheit (141 Sitze, SNS 103). Vučić räumte noch am Wahlabend die Niederlage ein. Die CRTA-Projektion kam auf 40,4 % für die SNS, was die RIK-Schwelle knapp überschreiten würde, jedoch ist dies eine Hochrechnung, keine amtliche Bestätigung. Hauptursache der Niederlage: Die Studentenbewegung 'Srbija se buni' formierte sich entgegen der Prognose doch zu einer schlagkräftigen Einheitsliste, die Wahlbeteiligung stieg um rund 10 Prozentpunkte auf 68,95 %, und der Medien- und Institutionsvorteil von Vučić reichte nicht aus, um die Mobilisierungswelle zu kompensieren. Quellen: Wikipedia '2026 Serbian parliamentary election', CBS News ('Vucic concedes defeat'), ORF.at, Berliner Zeitung, t-online.de.
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