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NSPM survey: Serbia - July 2026.

29.July 2026 Đorđe Vukadinović

Moderate optimism in a story without a predetermined ending

It is a fact that, on the whole, there are undoubtedly more opponents of this government in Serbia than supporters. And even by ten percent. After all, independent of these party ratings, look for example at the results of the answers to the question about the Expo

Research

29.July 2026 NR

NSPM: Student list before SNS, four more lists through the census

The election game will be played until the final whistle, writes Đorđe Vukadinović in the new double issue of "Vremena", where he exclusively presents the public opinion survey of the New Serbian Political Thought.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, embraced between the US and Israeli flags

Public opinion

01.June 2026 KS

Serbs support Iran and the Palestinians, but they can't think of Trump

Research shows that the citizens of Serbia have more sympathy for Iran, Palestine and Vladimir Putin than for the USA, Israel and Donald Trump. The difference is visible between supporters of the government and the opposition

Protests

30.September 2025 NM

NSPM: 42 percent would vote against the government, 33 percent would vote for the government

If extraordinary parliamentary elections were held next week, 41,6 percent of voters would vote against the government, and 33,2 percent would vote for it, according to the New Serbian Political Thought public opinion survey.

War on public opinion polls

01.August 2025 Marija L. Jankovic

Đorđe Vukadinović: How Ipsos promoted Vučić

As soon as "Vreme" published two public opinion polls, which show that the parties in power would lose the elections, Ipsos quickly did its own poll - in which Aleksandar Vučić and the Serbian Progressive Party stand better than ever

NSPM research

23.April 2025. Đorđe Vukadinović and the NSPM research team

Lithium and public opinion

In a short period of time, the government tried three different strategies on the issue of lithium, ranging from aggressive imposition to quietly sidestepping the issue, and the epilogue was the same each time - a further decline in support for the lithium mining project in Serbia. Practically, the political, demographic and social corps of the ruling party (that is, the coalition) represents the only remaining stronghold and bastion of the lithium mining project. But even there, there is a noticeable degree of vacillation and shedding

From the new issue

19.march 2025 Đ. V.

NSPM survey: Opposition 41 percent, government 33 percent

Citizens convincingly support the student protests, and for the first time the opposition has more support than the authorities, according to the New Serbian Political Thought survey published by "Vreme".

Research NSPM (2) – Belgrade 2024.

18.December 2024 Đorđe Vukadinović

Instructions for use

Average grades (and grades in general) mean almost nothing anymore, because the SNS army grades the same as it votes. Therefore, "Give me five, they all have one (or zero, if possible, necessarily zero)". And especially those who at some point stand out as acute or potentially dangerous to the regime. Which means that the avalanche of negative ratings received by regime voters can be treated as a kind of opposition order. I want to say that there are fewer and fewer nuances in evaluation, and it was the nuances that used to be important here

New issue of "Vremena"

18.December 2024 RV

Belgraders are increasingly against the government, but not for anyone

If the Belgrade elections were held tomorrow, 19 percent of the voters would vote against the government, but they do not know exactly for which party. The SNS continues to have the greatest support with 1 percent of potential voters, while the rest is divided among the other parties, according to the continuation of the NSPM survey published exclusively by "Vreme".

Elections in Serbia in 2023.

15.November 2023 Z.S.

NSPM survey: SNS rating decline

The November survey of the New Serbian Political Thought (NSPM) showed that 39,2 percent of Serbian citizens support the "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stop" election list, while 25,8 percent of the respondents would opt for the "Serbia Against Violence" list.

News

20.May 2022. MN

NSPM survey: Over 82 percent of citizens are against the introduction of sanctions against Russia

87,2 percent of citizens are against Serbia joining NATO, and 82,1 percent are against the introduction of sanctions against Russia, said Đorđe Vukadinović, presenting the research of the New Serbian Political Thought.