14th National Assembly of Serbia

Current National Assembly of Serbia

Fourteenth convocation of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia

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Seat composition of the 14th National Assembly

Overview
Meeting place| House of the National Assembly, 13 Nikola Pašić Square, Belgrade
Term| 6 February 2024 (2024-2-6) –
Election| 17 December 2023
Government|

* Third cabinet of Ana Brnabić (acting, until 2 May 2024)
* Cabinet of Miloš Vučević (since 2 May 2024)

Website| parlament.gov.rs
Members| 250
President| Ana Brnabić (SNS)
Vice-presidents|

* Marina Raguš (SNS)
* Snežana Paunović (SPS)
* Elvira Kovács (VMSZ/SVM)
* Edin Đerlek (SPP)
* Jovan Janjić (MI–GIN)
* Nevena Đurić (SNS)

Party control| SNS group–SPS group majority

The fourteenth convocation of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia (Serbian: Четрнаести сазив Народне скупштине Републике Србије, romanized: Četrnaesti saziv Narodne skupštine Republike Srbije) is the ongoing convocation of the National Assembly of Serbia. It was constituted in the House of the National Assembly on 6 February 2024.

In the 2023 parliamentary election, the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS)-led electoral alliance re-gained its parliamentary majority, winning 129 seats in total. The second placed was the Serbia Against Violence coalition, which won 65 seats. The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) electoral alliance suffered major losses, only winning 18 seats in total. Ana Brnabić of SNS was elected president of the National Assembly on 20 March. On 2 May, the National Assembly elected the cabinet of Miloš Vučević.

## Background

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Parliamentary elections in Serbia were held on 17 December 2023.[1] The election resulted in a victory of the Serbia Must Not Stop electoral alliance led by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), winning 129 seats. The second placed was the Serbia Against Violence coalition, which won 65 seats. The electoral alliance of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) collapsed and only won 18 seats, this being its worst result since the 2007 parliamentary election.[2]

## Leadership

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The leadership of the fourteenth convocation was elected during its constitutive session on 20 March.[3] Ana Brnabić of SNS was elected president of the National Assembly, while Sandra Božić of SNS, Marina Raguš of SNS, Snežana Paunović of SPS, Elvira Kovács of Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians, Edin Đerlek of Justice and Reconciliation Party, and Jovan Janjić of We – Voice from the People were elected vice-presidents. Srđan Smiljanić, an independent politician, was elected general secretary.[4]

Božić unexpectedly resigned from her positions in the National Assembly on 7 May.[5][6] A day later, the Assembly of Vojvodina elected a new government, in which Božić was chosen as vice president of the government of Vojvodina.[7] Nevena Đurić was elected vice-president on 19 March 2025.[8]

Decision on the election of the president of the National Assembly
Ana Brnabić (SNS)

Ballot →  | 20 March 2024
Required majority →  | 126 out of 250

Yes

* • SNSDS (111)
* • SPS–Zeleni (13)
* • VMSZ/SVM (6)
* • SDPS (6)
* • PUPS (6)
* • PS–NSS–USS–RS (5)
* • JS (4)
* • MPs not members of any group (2)

153 / 250

* • MI–SN (3)
* • MI–GIN (2)

5 / 250

| Abstentions |

0 / 250

Absentees

* • SSP–PSG (19)
* • NPS–NLS (14)
* • NADA (13)
* • ZLF (10)
* • SRCE (9)
* • DS (8)
* • EU (5)
* • MI–GIN (5)
* • MI–SN (3)
* • SNSDS (2)
* • JS (1)
* • MPs not members of any group (3)

92 / 250

Source:[9]

## Timeline

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The fourteenth convocation started its constitutive session on 6 February 2024, at which the mandates of the elected members of the National Assembly were confirmed.[10] It continued on 18 March and lasted until 20 March.[11] During the constitutive session, the president of the National Assembly, vice-presidents of the National Assembly, general secretary of the National Assembly, and members of working bodies of the National Assembly were elected.[3][10] Members of permanent parliamentary delegations in international institutions were also elected.[3][10]

After Miloš Vučević was given the mandate to form a government by Aleksandar Vučić, the president of Serbia, the National Assembly elected him and his cabinet at a special session on 2 May.[12] The first extraordinary session of the fourteenth convocation began on 23 July.[13][14] The agenda of the session had 60 points.[13] During the session, Brnabić issued a warning to Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta.[15]

The second extraordinary session began on 23 September and ended on 30 September.[16][17] During the first session of the second regular session, Brnabić and SNS MP Nebojša Bakarec used profanity against opposition members; Bakarec called Zdravko Ponoš an "Ustaša garbage" (đubre jedno ustaško).[18][19] Kovács, who presided over the session that day, declined to censure Bakarec.[19] The official transcript from the session redacted Bakarec's profanity.[20]

A session on 4 March 2025 was interrupted, and 3 MPs were injured,[21] as opposition members threw flares in protest at a delay in the resignation of the Cabinet of Miloš Vučević.[22]

### Legislation

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The law on local elections was amended on 23 April 2024 under an urgent procedure.[23] 165 voted in favour, while 26 voted against.[24] The law on the unified electoral roll was also amended, with 153 votes in favour, on 10 May.[25][26]

## Members

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The Serbian Progressive Party (MPs shown) is the dominant party in the 14th National Assembly of Serbia, holding 105 out of 250 seats

The tables below lists all current and former members of the National Assembly during its fourteenth convocation.[27] The parliamentary group Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP)–Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) was dissolved on 10 April, after all three PSG MPs left the parliamentary group.[28] SSP then created its own parliamentary group, while PSG opted to continue without a parliamentary group.[29] In September 2024, PSG formed a parliamentary group with the Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak and the Party for Democratic Action.[30]

### Aleksandar Vučić – Serbia Must Not Stop

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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|
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Andrijana Aleksandrov |  | SNS | 1979  |
Ivan Antić |  | SNS | 1978  |
Dragana Arsić |  | SNS | 1983  |
Veroljub Arsić |  | SNS | 1969  |
Marko Atlagić |  | SNS | 1949  |
Nebojša Bakarec |  | SNS | 1963  |
Igor Bečić |  | SNS | 1971  |
Ana Martać Beloica |  | SNS | 1992  |
Nikola Bokan |  | SNS | 1999  |
Ana Brnabić |  | SNS | 1975  |
Dejan Bulatović |  | SSD | 1975  |
Aleksandar Čotrić |  | SPO | 1966  |
Tijana Davidovac |  | SNS | 1986  |
Olivera Denić |  | SNS | 1989  |
Zoran Dragišić |  | SNS | 1967  |
Milovan Drecun |  | SNS | 1957  |
Sanja Džajić |  | SNS | 1989  |
Vladimir Đukanović |  | SNS | 1979  |
Nevena Đurić |  | SNS | 1993  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Vesna Đurišić |  | SNS | 1979  |
Ninoslav Erić |  | SNS | 1976  |
Dubravka Filipovski |  | SNS | 1967  |
Miloš Gnjidić |  | SNS | 1984  |
Žika Gojković |  | SNS | 1972  |
Uglješa Grgur |  | SNS | 1962  |
Mladen Grujić |  | SNS | 1966  |
Dejan Gurešić |  | SNS | 1967  |
Sonja Ilić |  | SNS | 1981  |
Biljana Ilić Stošić |  | SNS | 1964  |
Nataša Ivanović |  | SNS | 1978  |
Lepomir Ivković |  | SNS | 1959  |
Biljana Jakovljević |  | SNS | 1988  |
Igor D. Jakšić |  | SNS | 1968  |
Tomislav Janković |  | SNS | 1973  |
Stanislava Janošević |  | SNS | 1986  |
Branislav Josifović |  | SNS | 1991  |
Milenko Jovanov |  | SNS | 1980  | Parliamentary leader
Darko Jovanović |  | SNS | 1977  |
Dragan Jovanović |  | SNS | 1972  |
Jadranka Jovanović |  | SNS | 1958  |
Nataša Jovanović |  | SNS | 1966  |
Snežana Jovanović |  | SNS | 1986  |
Aleksandar Jugović |  | SPO | 1975  |
Stefan Kitanović |  | SNS | 1992  |
Jovan Kolundžija |  | SNS | 1948  |
Đorđe Komlenski |  | PS | 1965  |
Miroslav Kondić |  | SNS | 1980  |
Nenad Krstić |  | SNS | 1980  |
Darko Laketić |  | SNS | 1975  |
Nikola Lazić |  | SNS | 1999  |
Miodrag Linta |  | SNS | 1969  |
Nada Macura |  | SNS | 1948  |
Dušan Marić |  | SNS | 1963  |
Aleksandar Marković |  | SNS | 1981  |
Veroljub Matić |  | SNS | 1953  |
Nataša Mihajlović |  | SNS | 1993  |
Marko Milenković |  | SNS | 1974  |
Goran Milić |  | SNS | 1982  |
Nataša Milić Milaš |  | SNS | 1980  |
Svetlana Miljić |  | SNS | 1970  |
Slobodan Milisavljević |  | SNS | 1965  |
Ana Miljanić |  | SNS | 1982  |
Radoslav Milojičić |  | SNS[a] | 1984  |
Sanja Milošević |  | SNS | 1996  |
Aleksandar Mirković |  | SNS | 1988  |
Marko Mladenović |  | SNS | 1990  |
Zdravko Mladenović |  | SNS | 1977  |
Uglješa Mrdić |  | SNS | 1978  |
Lidija Načić |  | SNS | 1959  |
Vesna Nedović |  | SNS | 1966  |
Anita Nešić |  | SNS | 1979  |
Dragan Nikolić |  | SNS | 1960  |
Goran Nikolić |  | SNS | 1976  |
Milica Nikolić |  | SNS | 1993  |
Tatjana Nikolić |  | SNS | 1970  |
Jasmina Obradović |  | SNS | 1961  |
Jovan Palalić |  | SNP | 1971  |
Jasmina Palurović |  | SNS | 1972  |
Nikola Pantelić |  | SNS | 1993  |
Biljana Pantić Pilja |  | SNS | 1983  |
Miroslav Petrašinović |  | SNS | 1985  |
Olja Petrović |  | SNS | 1990  |
Tatjana Petrović Stojković |  | SNS | 1966  |
Stojan Radenović |  | SNS | 1948  |
Milan Radin |  | SNS | 1988  |
Dragana Radinović |  | SNS | 1976  |
Nikola Radosavljević |  | SNS | 1975  |
Marina Raguš |  | SNS | 1969  |
Ivan Rajičić |  | SNS | 1987  |
Goran Rakić |  | SNS | 1971  |
Tanja Rađenović |  | SNS | 1973  |
Željko Rebrača |  | SNS | 1972  |
Marijan Rističević |  | NSS | 1958  |
Nenad Ristović |  | SNS | 1969  |
Vesna Savović Petković |  | SNS | 1973  |
Goran Spasojević |  | SNS | 1968  |
Dane Stanojčić |  | SNS | 1979  |
Katarina Stojanović |  | SNS | 1989  |
Staša Stojanović |  | SNS | 1991  |
Dušan Stojiljković |  | SNS | 1982  |
Vesna Stanković |  | SNS | 1967  |
Sanela Strainović |  | SNS | 1973  |
Dailbor Šćekić |  | SNS | 1979  |
Dejan Tomašević |  | SNS | 1973  |
Aleksandra Tomić |  | SNS | 1969  |
Bojan Torbica |  | PS | 1965  |
Radovan Tvrdišić |  | SNS | 1971  |
Nevena Veinović |  | SNS | 1996  |
Ljubica Vraneš |  | SNS | 1979  |
Milimir Vujadinović |  | SNS | 1979  |
Danijela Vujičić |  | SNS | 1978  |
Marija Zdravković |  | SNS | 1973  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[32]

### New DSS – POKS (NADA)

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Vladimir Đorđević |  | POKS | 1973  |
Ljubinko Đurković |  | POKS | 1962  |
Vladimir Jelić |  | POKS | 1977  |
Miloš Jovanović |  | NDSS | 1976  | Parliamentary leader
Predrag Marsenić |  | NDSS | 1970  |
Vojislav Mihailović |  | POKS | 1951  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Slađana Miletić |  | NDSS | 1972  |
Slađana Radisaljević |  | NDSS | 1968  |
Dušan Radosavljević |  | POKS | 1959  |
Zoran Sandić |  | NDSS | 1970  |
Zoran Stojanović |  | NDSS | 1968  |
Dejan Šulkić |  | NDSS | 1972  |
Nenad Tomašević |  | POKS | 1971  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[33]

### Ivica Dačić – Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS)

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Aleksandar Antić |  | SPS | 1969  |
Dušan Bajatović |  | SPS | 1967  |
Nataša Bogunović |  | SPS | 1973  |
Ivan Karić |  | Zeleni | 1975  |
Mirka Lukić Šarkanović |  | SPS | 1968  |
Uglješa Marković |  | SPS | 1991  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Marko Milošević |  | SPS | 1999  |
Snežana Paunović |  | SPS | 1975  | Parliamentary leader
Aleksandra Pavlović Marković |  | SPS | 1968  |
Dijana Radović |  | SPS | 1989  |
Branko Ružić |  | SPS | 1975  |
Dunja Simonović Bratić |  | SPS | 1981  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[34]

### People's Movement of Serbia – New Face of Serbia

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Miroslav Aleksić |  | NPS | 1978  | Parliamentary leader
Uroš Đokić |  | NPS | 1982  |
Ana Eraković |  | NPS | 1985  |
Aleksandar Ivanović |  | NPS | 1982  |
Ana Jakovljević |  | NPS | 1981  |
Nenad Milojičić |  | NPS | 1978  |
Dragan Ninković |  | NLS | 1975  |
Borislav Novaković |  | NPS | 1964  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Miloš Parandilović |  | NLS | 1989  |
Snežana Rakić |  | NPS | 1961  |
Ivana Rokvić |  | NPS | 1977  |
Đorđe Stanković |  | NPS | 1989  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[35]

### Party of Freedom and Justice

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In October 2024, Željko Veselinović and Đorđe Đorđić left the SSP parliamentary group.[36] They were followed by Sonja Pernat and Irena Živković; Veselinović announced the formation of the Workers' Party before 2025.[37]

Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Dragan Đilas |  | SSP | 1967  |
Dalibor Jekić |  | SSP | 1977  |
Branko Miljuš |  | SSP | 1972  |
Jelena Milošević |  | SSP | 1988  |
Peđa Mitrović |  | SSP | 1988  |
Dušan Nikezić |  | SSP | 1973  |
Tatjana Pašić |  | SSP | 1964  |
Goran Petrović |  | SSP | 1966  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Mila Popović |  | SSP | 1978  |
Jelena Spirić |  | SSP | 1982  |
Borko Stefanović |  | SSP | 1974  |
Marinika Tepić |  | SSP | 1974  | Parliamentary leader
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[38]

### Green–Left Front – Do not let Belgrade drown

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Rastislav Dinić |  | ZLF | 1978  |
Biljana Đorđević |  | ZLF | 1984  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Jelena Jerinić |  | ZLF | 1978  |
Robet Kozma |  | ZLF | 1983  |
Radomir Lazović |  | ZLF | 1980  | Parliamentary leader
Marina Mijatović |  | ZLF | 1976  |
Đorđe Pavićević |  | ZLF | 1966  |
Bogdan Radovanović |  | ZLF | 1989  |
Natalija Stojmenović |  | ZLF | 1995  |
Dobrica Veselinović |  | ZLF | 1981  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[39]

### Serbia Centre – SRCE

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Slobodan Cvejić |  | SRCE | 1965  |
Dragan Delić |  | SRCE | 1953  |
Slobodan Ilić |  | SRCE | 1978  |
Stefan Janjić |  | SRCE | 1987  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Tatjana Marković Topalović |  | SRCE | 1969  |
Verica Milanović |  | SRCE | 1969  |
Tijana Perić Diligenski |  | SRCE | 1986  |
Slobodan Petrović |  | SRCE | 1990  |
Zdravko Ponoš |  | SRCE | 1962  | Parliamentary leader
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[40]

### Democratic Party – DS

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Zoran Lutovac |  | DS | 1964  |
Ksenija Marković |  | DS | 1986  |
Srđan Milivojević |  | DS | 1965  | Parliamentary leader
Nenad Mitrović |  | DS | 1970  |
Nebojša Novaković |  | DS | 1984  |
Dragana Rakić |  | DS | 1973  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Dragana Rašić |  | DS | 1984  |
Filip Tatalović |  | DS | 1981  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[41]

### Healthy Serbia–Russian Party–United Peasant Party

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Miloljub Albijanić |  | ZS | 1967  | Parliamentary leader
Radomir Bojović |  | ZS | 1962  |
Milija Miletić |  | USS | 1968  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Slobodan Nikolić |  | RS | 1957  |
Ivana Stamatović |  | ZS | 1991  |
Lidija Šarac |  | SNP | 1958  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[42]

### We – Strength from the People

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Jovan Janjić |  | MI–GIN | 1963  |
Mitar Kovač |  | MI–GIN | 1959  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Ana Krstić |  | MI–GIN | 1986  |
Siniša Ljepojević |  | MI–GIN | 1956  |
Branko Pavlović |  | MI–GIN | 1960  | Parliamentary leader
Dragan Stanojević |  | MI–GIN | 1971  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[43]

### PSG–SDA of Sandžak–PDD

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Pavle Grbović |  | PSG | 1993  | Parliamentary leader
Minela Kalender |  | SDAS | 1984  |
Shaip Kamberi |  | PVD/PDD | 1964  |
Anna Oreg |  | PSG | 1985  |
Vladimir Pajić |  | PSG | 1989
Ahmedin Škrijelj |  | SDAS | 1982  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[44]

### PUPS – Solidarity and Justice

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Aleksandar Đukić |  | PUPS | 1997  |
Risto Kostov |  | PUPS | 1954  |
Stefan Krkobabić |  | PUPS | 1989  | Parliamentary leader
Dragan M. Marković |  | PUPS | 1965  |
Ilo Mihajlovski |  | PUPS | 1960  |
Milorad Stošić |  | PUPS | 1954  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[45]

### Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Boris Bajić |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1982  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Elvira Kovács |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1982  |
Bálint Pásztor |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1979  | Parliamentary leader
József Tóbiás |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1971  |
Ákos Újhelyi |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1977  |
Emese Úri |  | VMSZ/SVM | 1967  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[46]

### Social Democratic Party of Serbia

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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Muamer Bačevac |  | SDPS | 1977  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Edis Durgutović |  | SDPS | 1983  |
Sanja Jefić Branković |  | SDPS | 1984  |
Branimir Jovanović |  | SDPS | 1979  | Parliamentary leader
Jasmina Karanac |  | SDPS | 1967  |
Slađana Šušnjar |  | SDPS | 1975  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[47]

### Dragan Marković Palma – United Serbia

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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|
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Zagorka Aleksić |  | JS | 1987  |
Nenad Filipović |  | JS | 1972  |
Marija Jevđić |  | JS | 1981  |
Života Starčević |  | JS | 1968  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Vojislav Vujić |  | JS | 1975  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[48]

### Ecological Uprising

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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|
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Dragan Jonić |  | EU | 1966  |
Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta |  | EU | 1966  | Parliamentary leader
Milica Marušić Jablanović |  | EU | 1983  |
Danijela Nestorović |  | EU | 1974  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Goran Petković |  | EU | 1963  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[44]

### We – Power of the People prof dr Branimir Nestorović

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The group was known "We – Strength from the People prof dr Branimir Nestorović" until April 2024.[49]

Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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|
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Borislav Antonijević |  | MI–SN | 1967  |
Ana Ivanović |  | MI–SN | 1971  |
Branko Lukić |  | MI–SN | 1959  | Parliamentary leader
Branimir Nestorović |  | MI–SN | 1954  |
Aleksandar Pavić |  | MI–SN | 1961  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[50]

### Workers' Movement Sloga – Experts

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth  | Notes

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|
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Đorđo Đorđić |  | Independent[b] | 1978  |
Sonja Pernat |  | Independent[c] | 1976  |
Slavica Radovanović |  | Nova–D2SP[d] | 1966  | Parliamentary deputy leader
Željko Veselinović |  | USS Sloga[e] | 1974  | Parliamentary leader
Irena Živković |  | Independent[f] | 1979  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[53]

### Members without a parliamentary group

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Name  | Political party  | Year of birth

|
|

Igor Braunović |  | Independent[g] | 1975
Edin Đerlek |  | SPP | 1987
Bogdana Koljević Griffith |  | Independent[h] | 1979
Edin Numanović |  | SPP | 1994
Jelena Pavlović |  | Independent[i] | 1976
Žarko Ristić |  | Independent[j] | 1980
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[58]

### Former members

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Name  | Political party  | Parliamentary group  | Year of birth  | Term length  | Notes

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Slavica Škrbić |  | POKS |  | NADA | 1980  | 6 February 2024  |
Marija Vojinović |  | POKS |  | NADA | 1980  | 6 February 2024  | Resigned
Predrag Bandić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1968  | 6 February–27 March 2024  | Resigned, later served in the government of Serbia
Nikola Selaković |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1983  | 6 February–27 March 2024  | Resigned, later served in the government of Serbia
Miloš Vučević |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1974  | 6 February–27 March 2024  | Resigned, later became prime minister of Serbia
Nastasja Baković |  | NLS |  | NPS–NLS | 1999  | 6 February–17 April 2024  |
Milan Krkobabić |  | PUPS |  | PUPS – Solidarity and Justice | 1952  | 6 February–30 April 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Ivica Dačić |  | SPS |  | SPS–Zeleni | 1966  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Slavica Đukić Dejanović |  | SPS |  | SPS–Zeleni | 1951  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Arno Gujon |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1985  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Zlatibor Lončar |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1971  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Tatjana Macura |  | Independent |  | AV–SNSDS | 1981  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Đorđe Milićević |  | SPS |  | SPS–Zeleni | 1978  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Petar Petković |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1980  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Dejan Ristić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1972  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Novica Tončev |  | SPS |  | SPS–Zeleni | 1962  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Usame Zukorlić |  | SPP |  | Members without a parliamentary group | 1992  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Jelena Žarić Kovačević |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1981  | 6 February–1 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Sandra Božić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1979  | 6 February–7 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Vojvodina
Vladimir Orlić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1979  | 6 February–13 June 2024  | Resigned to serve as director of the Security Intelligence Agency
Rejhan Kurtović |  | SPP |  | Members without a parliamentary group | 1986  | 1–20 May 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Ivana Nikolić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1989  | 6 February–10 June 2024  | Resigned to serve as deputy mayor of Ub
Sabira Hadžiavdić |  | SPP |  | Members without a parliamentary group | 1975  | 23 July 2024  | Resigned
Jelena Bogdanović |  | POKS |  | NADA | 1988  | 1 May–24 July 2024  |
Selma Kučević |  | SDAS |  | Members without a parliamentary group | 1991  | 6 February–6 August 2024  | Resigned to served as mayor of Tutin
Mirza Hajdinović |  | SDAS |  | Members without a parliamentary group | 1977  | 24 September 2024  | Resigned at the direction of the SDAS leadership
Dragana Lukić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1988  | 6 February–8 November 2024  | Resigned to serve as mayor of Loznica
Dragan Marković |  | JS |  | JS | 1960  | 6 February–22 November 2024  | Died[59]
Vladan Zagrađanin |  | SPS |  | SPS–Zeleni | 1968  | 6 February–25 November 2024  | Resigned to serve in the government of Serbia
Živan Bajić |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1982  | 6 February 2024–4 March 2025  |
Branko Vujković |  | SNS |  | AV–SNSDS | 1979  | 6 February 2024–4 March 2025  |
Source: National Assembly of Serbia[5]

## Notes

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1. ^ Initially the president of the Serbian Left at the beginning of the 14th convocation, Milojičić joined SNS in June 2024.[31]
2. ^ Đorđić was a member of SSP and its parliamentary group until 28 October 2024.[36]
3. ^ Pernat was a member of SSP and its parliamentary group until 19 November 2024.[37]
4. ^ Radovanović was a member of NPS and its parliamentary group until 20 November 2024.[51] She subsequently joined the New Party–Experts Should Have A Say.[52]
5. ^ Veselinović was a member of the SSP parliamentary group until 28 October 2024.[36]
6. ^ Živković was a member of SSP and its parliamentary group until 19 November 2024.[37]
7. ^ Braunović was a member of SPS and its parliamentary group until February 2025.[54]
8. ^ Koljević Grifit was a member of MI–GIN and later MI–SN and their respective parliamentary groups until 12 July 2024.[55]
9. ^ Pavlović was a member of MI–GIN and later MI–SN and their respective parliamentary groups until December 2024.[56]
10. ^ Ristić was a member of NPS and its parliamentary group until 12 September 2024, when he was expelled.[57]

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