List of Serbian parliamentary opposition leaders

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Leader of the Opposition
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Logo of the largest opposition party
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Incumbent
Dragan Đilas

since 25 November 2012
Term length While leader of the largest political party not in government
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The Opposition (Serbian: Опозиција; Opozicija) in Serbia is the body of political parties represented in the parliament which are not a part of the government supported by the parliamentary majority.

The Leader of the Opposition (Serbian: Вођа oпозицијe; Vođa opozicije) is the unofficial title held by the leader of the largest party of the opposition.

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8th National Assembly [edit]

In the 8th National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia (2008-2012), the parties in the National Assembly that included the opposition were:

The leader of the opposition was Vojislav Šešelj, leader of the Serbian Radical Party. Due to his incarceration at the ICTY from 2003, acting leaders of the opposition in his place were Tomislav Nikolić (until 2008), then Dragan Todorović.

9th National Assembly [edit]

In the 9th National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia (2012-), the parties in the National Assembly that include the opposition are:

The leader of the opposition is Dragan Đilas, leader of the Democratic Party.

List of leaders of the Opposition [edit]

# Leader Political Party Term of office
1 Vuk Draskovic by Kubik 01.JPG Vuk Drašković Serbian Renewal Movement 1991–2000
2 Slobodan Milosevic facingright.jpg Slobodan Milošević[1] Socialist Party of Serbia 2000–2003
Ivica Dacic.jpg Ivica Dačić[2] Socialist Party of Serbia 2001–2003
3 Dr Vojislav Šešelj (paint).jpg Vojislav Šešelj[3] Serbian Radical Party 2003–2012
Nikolic Tomislav.jpeg Tomislav Nikolić[4] Serbian Radical Party 2003–2008
Dragan Todorović.jpg Dragan Todorović[5] Serbian Radical Party 2008–2012
4 Nikolic Tomislav.jpeg Tomislav Nikolić Serbian Progressive Party 2012
Aleksandar Vučić.jpg Aleksandar Vučić[6] Serbian Progressive Party 2012
5 Boris Tadic, President of Serbia.jpg Boris Tadić Democratic Party 2012
6 Dragan Djilas.jpg Dragan Đilas Democratic Party 2012–Present

References [edit]

  1. ^ Incarcerated at the ICTY from 2001
  2. ^ Acting for Milošević
  3. ^ Incarcerated at the ICTY during his entire term as the Leader of the Opposition
  4. ^ Party vice-president, serving instead of Šešelj
  5. ^ Acting for Šešelj, due to Nikolić's resignation from the party
  6. ^ Acting party leader due to the resignation of Nikolić, following the latter's election for President of the Republic

See also [edit]