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Declaration of final vote results in Serbia paves way for student movement to form government

Serbia's election authorities released the final outcomes from the October 25 vote, clearing the path for a new parliament and government dominated by a student movement. The student-backed Student List secured 140 of the 250 available seats following a landslide victory. This electoral transition follows the defeat of former strongman Aleksandar Vucic and his party. Meanwhile, high school and university students in Belgrade have engaged in a post-election cleanup wave, painting over graffiti across the city.

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  • ✓ Serbia's election authorities declared the final results of the October 25 vote on Thursday.
  • ✓ The student-backed Student List secured 140 of 250 seats in the parliament.
  • ✓ The new parliament and government will be dominated by the student movement after defeating former strongman Aleksandar Vucic and his party.
  • ✓ Students in Belgrade are participating in a post-election cleanup wave by painting over graffiti.
🛡️ Source Corroboration: 17 independent reporting domains (90% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

What changed

Election authorities formally declared the final results of the October 25 vote.

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  1. Serbia Declares Final Vote, Clearing Student Movement to Govern

    Serbia's election authorities released the final outcomes from the October 25 vote, clearing the path for a new parliament and government dominated by a student movement. The student-backed Student List secured 140 of the 250 available seats following a landslide victory. This electoral transition follows the defeat of former strongman Aleksandar Vucic and his party. Meanwhile, high school and university students in Belgrade have engaged in a post-election cleanup wave, painting over graffiti across the city.

    Why it matters

    The electoral success of the student movement marks a major political shift in Serbia, dismantling the long-standing dominance of Aleksandar Vucic and his party. Following the landslide win, the Serbian judiciary has initiated actions while the country faces a complicated transition of power. The shift also coincides with broader Balkan setbacks for Russian influence in the region.

    What is confirmed

    • Serbia's election authorities declared the final results of the October 25 vote on Thursday.
    • The student-backed Student List secured 140 of 250 seats in the parliament.
    • The new parliament and government will be dominated by the student movement after defeating former strongman Aleksandar Vucic and his party.
    • Students in Belgrade are participating in a post-election cleanup wave by painting over graffiti.

    What to watch next

    • The official formation of the new parliament and government by the student movement.
    • Further actions and announcements from Serbia's judiciary following the Student List victory.
    Sources used for this update (19)
    1. www.nbcnews.com — Tracking the 2026 early vote
    2. WSJ — Serbia’s Gen Z Students Toppled a Strongman. Now Comes the Hard Part.
    3. The New York Review of Books — Serbia’s Graduation Day
    4. The Paris Review — Belgrade Diary: Election Day in Serbia, by Lily Lynch
    5. www.foxnews.com — Florida 2026 Midterm Election Results
    6. www.yahoo.com — Declaration of final vote results in Serbia paves way for ...
    7. AP News — Declaration of final vote results in Serbia paves way for student movement to form government
    8. The Guardian — Serbia has banished the monsters from Belgrade – it was, and still is, a truly wonderful revolution | Barbi Marković
    9. dw.com — After the landslide victory of the Students' List, Serbia's judiciary springs into action
    10. Atlantic Council — Putin suffers Balkan setbacks as Russia struggles to retain influence
    11. Yahoo — Serbia’s Student List faces a difficult road ahead | GZERO Europe
    12. AP News — Students in Belgrade join Serbia’s post-election cleanup wave
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