President Aleksandar Vučić dissolved Serbia’s parliament on September 9, 2026, and formally called snap parliamentary elections for October 25, more than a year ahead of the scheduled December 2027 date. This step followed nearly two years of student-led protests sparked by the 2024 Novi Sad canopy collapse, sustained pressure on the ruling SNS coalition, and Vučić’s plan to transition from a term-limited presidency to prime minister. The move aligns with Serbia’s pattern of early votes and addresses immediate political tensions while preserving institutional continuity under caretaker arrangements. Trader consensus at 99.7% for “Yes” reflects the completed constitutional action, though an unexpected postponement or legal reversal before polling could still alter resolution.