Miloš Vučević leads the Polymarket field at 35.4% for Serbia’s next presidential election, followed by Ana Brnabić at 21.5% and Vladan Đokić at 16.5%, with the remainder fragmented across other named candidates and “Other.” Aleksandar Vučić’s September 2026 resignation to pursue the prime minister role in the October parliamentary vote removed the incumbent from contention under term limits, leaving the ruling SNS without an established successor and opening space for party figures such as Brnabić and Vučević. Ongoing student-led protests, the snap parliamentary contest, and the subsequent presidential timeline scheduled by May 2027 have kept probabilities compressed, as traders weigh SNS organizational strength against opposition momentum and the absence of a consolidated frontrunner. Further separation could follow the parliamentary results, SNS candidate selection, or shifts in protest dynamics.