Citizens who meet the criteria for multiple state aid categories will receive only one payment, specifically the highest amount they are eligible for, rather than the sum of all amounts. ^[1] The National Assembly of Serbia adopted a law on September 14 to regulate state aid for mitigating the energy crisis and rising living costs. ^[2] A state-led political agenda has established that Serbian citizens will vote at polling stations on Sunday, October 25. ^[3] The National Assembly of Serbia will be dissolved in the coming days upon the proposal of the Government of Serbia. ^[4] Parents and guardians receiving child allowances are entitled to 25,000 dinars per child. ^[5] Pensioners with an August pension between 31,092.12 and 56,822 dinars will receive 27,500 dinars. ^[6] The dissolution of the National Assembly will fulfill the formal conditions required to hold new national elections. ^[7] The legal framework mandates that the official state campaign period will last between 45 and 60 days. ^[8]