The Albanian Coalition is projected to win two seats in Serbia’s parliament, according to the latest seat-allocation projection published by IPSOS and the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID), based on 96% of the processed sample.
According to the projection, the student-led list “Students Win” is set to emerge victorious with 140 seats in the Serbian parliament.
Meanwhile, the list led by Aleksandar Vučić, “United Serbia,” is projected to secure 103 seats.
According to the projection published on CeSID’s official account, the Albanian Coalition will be represented by two MPs in the Serbian parliament.
The list “Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians Balint Pásztor” is projected to win three seats, while “Rasim Ljajić – The People (SDP-CDP)” and “SDA Sandžak – Guardians of Sandžak” are each projected to secure one seat.
All other electoral lists are projected to fall short of winning parliamentary representation.
Among them is the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), led by Ivica Dačić, which, after 18 years of uninterrupted participation in government, has failed to cross the electoral threshold.
The IPSOS-CeSID projection is based on 96% of the processed sample. The final distribution of parliamentary seats remains subject to confirmation through official election results.
