Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party is facing anti-establishment sentiments and demographic pressure on its ageing nationalist base in this weekend’s elections – similar to the dynamics that ousted Viktor Orban’s government in Hungary.
Serbia's party system has one iron law: support for the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) declines over time. Aleksandar Vucic, until recently Serbia's president, has a limited scope for generating fresh support for his party and the continuing erosion of its electoral base is inevitable. That base is shrinking and losing momentum ahead of Serbia's crucial parliamentary election on October 25, 2026.
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