Jovanović, one of the original co-presidents, left Together with other Ecological Uprising members due to internal disagreements in September 2023.

A left-wing party, Together supported workers' rights, social justice, environmental protection, and direct democracy.

It favoured the accession of Serbia to the European Union and sanctioning Russia due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

[1] After the elections, Nebojša Zelenović and Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta, who led ZZS and EU, respectively, announced the creation of a joint political party, which would also include the Assembly of Free Serbia of Biljana Stojković.

[4] Its founding assembly was held on 11 June 2022, at which its members and co-presidents announced their political ambitions and the name of the party, Together (Zajedno).

[7] A week later, Together organised a meeting at which it invited former members of the Moramo and United for the Victory of Serbia (UZPS) electoral alliances.

[8] Zdravko Ponoš, who was the presidential candidate of the UZPS alliance, Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), and Movement of Free Citizens (PSG) eventually participated in the meeting, at which they discussed establishing closer parliamentary connections.

[29] SPN announced that it would contest the parliamentary, Vojvodina provincial, and Belgrade City Assembly elections, all scheduled for 17 December 2023.

[30][31] In the parliamentary election, SPN won 65 seats, though considering that the first Together candidate was placed in the 70th position, Together lost all of its representation in the National Assembly.

[37] This ultimately led to the dissolution of SPN in April 2024,[39] while local boards of Together in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, and Pančevo disassociated themselves from the party due to the decision to boycott the election.

[41] In the same month, Stojković announced that Together would form new local boards, due to reports that the party would allegedly go extinct.

[45] At its founding assembly, Together defined itself as a green-left party that would insist on the promotion of left-wing politics, workers' rights, social justice, environmental protection, and direct democracy.

[61][62] An anti-corruption party, Together has said that "Serbia needs prosecutorial courage like that of Laura Kövesi" (je Srbiji potrebna "tužilaška hrabrost" poput rumunske tužiteljke Laure Koveši).

[54][64] Although it supported the introduction of sanctions on Russia due to the invasion of Ukraine,[65][66] Ćuta has distanced himself from the statement since Zelenović announced it in October 2022.

[68][69] Together had condemned the spraying of the Z military symbol graffiti in Novi Sad in July 2022, saying that the city government should instead "provide all available institutional material assistance to refugees and victims of the [Russian invasion of Ukraine]" (treba da pruži svaku raspoloživu institucionalnu materijalnu pomoć izbeglicama i žrtvama [Ruske invazije na Ukrajinu]).

[74] In the City Assembly of Belgrade, three members were affiliated, them being Dejan Atanacković,[75] Miloš Baković Jadžić,[76] and Milica Marušić Jablanović.