Vučić government of twelve claims — Predrag Marsenić, vice-president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia (Nova DSS) within the NADA coalition, has detailed what he calls the ruling Serbian Progressive Party’s (SNS) post-election plan for 2026: a government of twelve members where Aleksandar Vučić would hold all key positions. In an interview for Srbin.info’s SMS Live TV, Marsenić claimed the proposed cabinet would see Vučić simultaneously serve as finance minister, first deputy prime minister, and foreign minister, joking that the only role left for him would be patriarch.

Marsenić warned of massive electoral theft, stating the regime’s advantage lies in its control of polling stations. He admitted the right-wing opposition is strongest in suburban areas where it has the fewest poll watchers. To counter this, Nova DSS is proposing a coordination model reminiscent of the 1996-97 opposition and is seeking cooperation with the student protest list.

He identified the biggest threat as the vote from the Republika Srpska entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he claims the opposition has no organization and Vučić expects 200,000 to 300,000 uncontested votes. Marsenić appealed to voters there, warning that the current path leads to a redefinition of relations and the potential absorption of Republika Srpska into a NATO/EU-bound Bosnia and Herzegovina. His core message was that “the degree of damage outweighs any good.” He stated his party would prefer to get 3.01% and see Vučić leave power than to get 15% and have him remain.