President Aleksandar Vučić has repeatedly signaled that snap parliamentary elections will occur in 2026, driven by sustained student-led protests that began after the November 2024 Novi Sad train station collapse and have continued for over 17 months. Recent developments include Vučić’s April 2026 consultations with coalition and opposition parties, his public references to a possible vote by Vidovdan on 28 June or in the autumn, and earlier statements narrowing options to May or December 2026. These commitments, made to address domestic pressure while the ruling Serbian Progressive Party maintains institutional control, have aligned trader consensus with an early call before the scheduled December 2027 deadline. No formal dissolution of the National Assembly has occurred, but the pattern of official announcements and the absence of reversal signals underpin the elevated implied probability for an election this year.