Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, re-elected in 2022 with a term until 2027, faces sustained pressure from student-led anti-corruption protests that began after the November 2024 Novi Sad rail station collapse and persist into their second year, demanding snap elections and accountability. Despite blockades and rallies, Vučić recently declared victory for his Serbian Progressive Party in partial municipal elections across ten areas, amid reports of violence and vote-buying allegations. He has committed to early parliamentary elections by late 2026—after this market's June 30, 2026 resolution—while maintaining institutional control through his parliamentary majority. No confirmed developments indicate resignation, impeachment, or removal beforehand, underscoring the high barriers to presidential ouster outside scheduled elections.