New Serbian Political Thought published a November survey of public opinion in Serbia on the current position of the state and Serbs in Kosovo. This time, the survey also included attitudes towards Serbia’s entry into the EU, as well as the quality of their lives. NSPT also asked the respondents to reveal for which party they would vote first.
As many as 57.3% of respondents think that Serbia’s position, as well as that of the Serbian people in Kosovo, is weaker under the current government.
Only 10% of respondents believe that this position is stronger, while 7.8% say that the position of Serbia and the Serbs in Kosovo is „the same“ as it was before.
The remaining respondents (24.9%) have no opinion on this issue at all.
Although a significant majority of those who answered the question think that Serbia’s position with the current government is weaker, the majority of the respondents say that they would vote again for the current Serbian president.
TIn answer to the question: „If parliamentary elections were held tomorrow, which party, list, or coalition would you vote for“ – 39.2% replied that they would choose Aleksandar Vučić.
On the other hand, 25.8% stated that they would vote for Serbia against violence (Miroslav Aleksić, Marinika Tepić, Radomir Lazović, Dragan Djilas, Zoran Lutovac, Zdravko Ponoš, Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta, Pavle Grbović – (SSP, PSG, DS, ZZS, SRCE, NPS, Ecological Uprising, Green Left Front). While 8.1% of respondents said they would vote for Ivica Dačić and Dragan Marković Palma.
A total of 5.1% of citizens would vote for Dveri and Zavetnici, and 4.4% supported Dr. Miloš Jovanović – HOPE for Serbia (NDSS – POKS).
Only 3.2% would support the People’s Party – „Safe choice, serious people“, and only 2.5% would support the „Enough is Enough“ party, headed by Saša Radulović and Boris Tadić.
On the other hand, 8.4% of the surveyed citizens would vote for „the opposition, but I don’t know for whom“, and 3.3% would not choose any of the offered candidates, but someone completely different.
More than 20% of respondents do not have an opinion.
What is the quality of the citizens’ lives?
To the question: „Do you personally live better or worse than before this government came to power“? – 33.6% of citizens answered that their lives have improved, while a smaller percentage, or 31.3%, said that the quality of their lives has worsened.
The same percentage of respondents said that there has been no change in their quality of life.
A total of 3.8% did not have an answer to this question.
Serbia’s entry into the EU? Yes or no? What do people say?
There is little difference in the number of those citizens who support Serbia’s entry into the EU, and those who do not.
Responses to the question: “Do you support Serbia’s entry into the EU?” – 38.8% expressed support, while at the same time, 32.5% were against.
A total of 11.1% of citizens said that they are more in favor of Serbia’s entry into the EU than they are against it, while 8.5% claimed otherwise.
The remaining 9.1% do not have a clear opinion on this issue either.
The November survey was conducted in the period from November 5 to November 12, involding 1,000 respondents who were interviewed by telephone.
The largest number of respondents came from Belgrade and Vojvodina (26%), and from central Serbia (48%).
The survey included 50.2% of female respondents, while the number of male respondents was slightly smaller (49.8%).
The average age of the respondents was between 40 and 60.
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