Monarchists: After Orban's defeat in Hungary, early elections in Serbia are unlikely
The Alliance Monarchists – Movement for the Kingdom of Serbia assessed today that after the electoral defeat of Fidesz president Viktor Orban in Hungary, it is almost certain that there will be no early elections in Serbia announced for December.
TL;DR
- Monarchists assess that early elections in Serbia are unlikely after Viktor Orban's defeat in Hungary.
- They predict the Serbian government will aim for presidential elections in May 2027.
- Monarchists suggest Vučić might become Prime Minister to avoid the risk of losing power in early elections.
- The Hungarian example is cited to show that a right-wing regime can be defeated by an authentic right-wing alternative.
- Monarchists call on the SVM to leave the ruling coalition, arguing their support for SNS policies is detrimental to Hungarians in Serbia.