May 1903 Serbian parliamentary election

The elections were called after a self-coup by King Alexander I on 25 March.^[1] Alexander first issued a royal proclamation suspending the 1901 constitution and disbanding the parliament elected in 1901. He then appointed new members to the Senate. Through a second proclamation 45 minutes later, he reinstated the constitution and called for fresh elections in May.^[1]

The government prepared an agreed list of candidates, which included members of all existing parties, although only who were considered "moderate". The Radical Party boycotted the elections amidst a police crackdown on the opposition,^[2] though some independent Liberals, Radicals and Progressives presented their own lists in some constituencies.^[1]