President Aleksandar Vučić’s June 2026 announcement that he would resign within weeks and trigger early presidential and parliamentary elections has shaped trader views on Serbian National Assembly dissolution. Ongoing student-led protests since late 2024, combined with Vučić’s pattern of calling snap votes to consolidate Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) support, frame dissolution as the constitutional mechanism the president uses to set election dates 45–60 days later. Regular parliamentary elections are due by December 2027, but Vučić has repeatedly floated 2026 timing. Student movements and shifting opposition dynamics add uncertainty to the exact timing and process, while the president retains primary authority to dissolve the assembly and schedule votes.