The Student List secured a commanding position in Serbia’s October 25 snap parliamentary election through confirmed Republic Electoral Commission tallies showing roughly 53 percent of the vote, well above the 50 percent threshold, after two years of student-led protests against corruption and institutional failures. High turnout near 69 percent, the highest in decades, amplified the movement’s urban and youth mobilization, particularly in Belgrade where it swept all municipalities, while Aleksandar Vučić’s United Serbia list received under 39 percent and conceded on election night. Independent monitors such as CeSID and Ipsos aligned closely with official counts projecting 140–141 seats for the Student List, enabling an outright majority. Although final certification involved limited vote repetitions in some districts, the scale of the margin leaves little room for reversal absent unprecedented legal intervention.