RIK confirms final seat allocation after repeat vote; SPP enters Assembly
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What happened
RIK published final election results after the repeat vote and the revised seat distribution gave SPP parliamentary entry. The student list's total moved from 141 to 140 seats, while it retained a majority in the 250-seat Assembly.
Why it matters
The repeat vote produced a new official seat map for the next Assembly and clarified that the opposition-led bloc still holds more than 126 seats. That narrows the next phase to institutional steps needed to seat the Assembly, verify mandates, and organize control of parliamentary procedure.
Serbia's Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) confirmed final parliamentary results after the 1 November repeat vote, with Usame Zukorlić's Stranka pravde i pomirenja (SPP) entering the National Assembly. The updated allocation reduced the student list from 141 projected seats to 140 while leaving it above the 126-seat majority threshold, and set Ujedinjena Srbija at 103 seats. The rerun therefore changed the composition of the incoming Assembly without changing who holds a majority, shifting the immediate contest toward certification follow-through, speaker control, and mandate confirmation.
Watch for
Republic Electoral Commission publication on or after 2026-11-05 of mandate certificates or a final implementation notice for the 250-seat allocation National Assembly announcement on or after 2026-11-05 setting the constitutive session date and agenda, including mandate verification and speaker election Student list parliamentary caucus statement on or after 2026-11-05 naming its speaker candidate and confirming the coalition whip count above 126 Stranka pravde i pomirenja statement on or after 2026-11-05 declaring whether its MPs will back a specific speaker candidate or committee package
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