List of Serbian parliamentary opposition leaders

For the Leader of the Opposition in other parliamentary systems, see Leader of the Opposition.

Leader of the Opposition
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Incumbent Dragan Todorović (in place of Vojislav Šešelj) since 13 May 2007
Term length	While leader of the largest political party not in government

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The Opposition (Serbian: Опозиција; Opozicija) in Serbia is a term used to describe political parties represented in the parliament which are not a part of the government supported by the parliamentary majority. Current parties in the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia that include the opposition are the Serbian Radical Party, Serbian Progressive Party, Democratic Party of Serbia, New Serbia, Liberal Democratic Party and Social Democratic Union.

Although largely constituent to a parliamentary majority, the following political parties point out that they are from the opposition, which is especially ambiguous for the minorities, and do not participate in the government: Christian Democratic Party of Serbia, Party for Democratic Action and Democratic Left of Roma. The League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina from the For a European Serbia coalition is a clear member of the ruling coalition, but does not participate itself in Cvetković's government and distances itself from it, having a critical approach.^{[citation needed]}

List of leaders of the Opposition since multiparliamentarism

Date		Largest Opposition Party	Leader of the Opposition	Prime Minister	President
15 January 1991		Serbian Renewal Movement	Vuk Drašković	Dragutin Zelenović	Slobodan Milošević
23 December 1991				Radoman Božović
10 February 1991				Nikola Šainović
18 March 1994				Mirko Marjanović
23 July 1997					Dragan Tomić
29 December 1997					Milan Milutinović
24 October 2000				Milomir Minić
23 December 2000		Socialist Party of Serbia	Slobodan Milošević
25 January 2001				Zoran Đinđić
31 March 2001			Ivica Dačić
29 December 2002					Nataša Mićić
12 March 2003				Nebojša Čović
17 March 2003				Žarko Korać
18 March 2003				Zoran Živković
28 December 2003		Serbian Radical Party	Tomislav Nikolić
4 February 2004					Dragan Maršićanin
3 March 2004				Vojislav Koštunica	Predrag Marković
11 July 2004					Boris Tadić
8 May 2007		Democratic Party	Boris Tadić
13 May 2007		Serbian Radical Party	Tomislav Nikolić
7 July 2008				Mirko Cvetković
12 September 2008			Dragan Todorović