NSPM: Progressives under 40 percent, only five lists above the census

The list of the Serbian Progressive Party can count on 39,8 percent of support in the republican elections, the New Serbian Political Thought (NSPM) announced on Tuesday the results of the latest survey.

According to them, the "Serbia against violence" list has 25,6 percent support. The Socialists are supported by 8,9 percent of citizens, the Dveri and Zavetnik coalition by 6,5 percent, and the NADA coalition by 5,9 percent.

The list of the People's Party is close behind the census (2,8 percent), while above two percent are the list "MI - voice from the people!" led by Branimir Nestorović and the coalition of the Social Democratic Party and Dosta je bilo.

Citizens were surveyed by telephone in the period until December 4, according to NSPM.

Research for Belgrade - impossible

As NSPM editor Đorđe Vukadinović told "Vreme" earlier, he did not even want to publish the data for the city of Belgrade because people there are particularly reluctant to talk.

"Progressives spoiled everything with the frequent nagging of people from the call center." No one will talk on the phone anymore," Vukadinović said.

If the results of the parliamentary elections were as suggested by his new research, it is clear that the Progressives and Socialists, along with the minority parties, would have a comfortable majority in the Assembly - especially since a large number of votes remain below the threshold.

However, 27,3 percent of citizens refused to declare themselves, which means that they could vote, but they are not sure who to vote for.

Interestingly, in the same survey, 43 percent of citizens say that the government should change, while 38,7 percent think that it should not. The others do not have a clear position.

NR/NSPM/Time