Socialist Party of Serbia ( The SPS failed to pass the three per cent election threshold in early parliamentary elections.

According to initial estimates of general results, the party secured only 2.3 per cent of the vote, which means that, for the first time since 1990, it will have no representatives in Serbia’s Parliament.

This is the worst result the SPS has ever achieved in parliamentary elections since the establishment of the multiparty system.

If the figure of 2.3 percent is confirmed, this would constitute a drop in support of 4.25 percentage points compared to the 2023 elections. Compared to 2022, the decline is even more drastic, reaching 9,14 percentage points.

In the 2023 elections, the SPS received 6,55 per cent of the vote and 18 mandates, while the previous year it received 11.44 per cent, securing 31 seats in parliament.

The Student’s list came out victorious in today’s early elections in Serbia. Initial forecasts indicate that the Students’ list of Students wins 52 percent of the vote, or 138 mandates. Second place is the list of United Serbia with 39.3 percent of the vote, or 104 mandates.