If in the next elections the parties and movements came out in two columns, for the coalition approx Serbian Progressive Party 33,5 percent of citizens would vote, and 43,6 percent of citizens would vote for the united list of the opposition and students, according to a survey conducted by New Serbian Political Thought.
Đorđe Vukadinović he also says that, according to the same survey, the rector of the University of Belgrade, Vladan Đokić, "has better grades" than the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
Answering the question of whether Vučić misled the public when he said that the student list had 5,8 percent of citizens' support, Vukadinović told N1 that he can discuss the public opinion survey with his colleagues, not with politicians.
"The research results sometimes differ from the methodology, sometimes from the point of view, sometimes from the question, but there is no such point of view and question that can result in a figure of 5,8 percent," Vukadinović said.
According to him, it is a "deliberate, multiple lowering of the results of someone whom Vučić perceives as a political competitor".
The opposition was subjected to years of torture and media lynching
As part of the research, the question was asked how citizens would rate President Vučić and Rector Đokić with school grades.
"The finding is expected, especially in relation to the result for Vučić, he is solid, but not as fascinating as he himself or his court media say. Vučić has 20 percent of the best grades and 10 percent fours, so very good and excellent 30,3 percent. But Vučić also has 43 percent units, 13 percent more units than fours and fives," Vukadinović said.
Vukadinović also said that the ratings of opposition members are "of course bad, because they have been subjected to years of torture and media lynching".
"Not only the opposition members, but also any public figure who could threaten him to stand down. The point is that Vučić has more than twice as many units as fives, according to the evaluations of the citizens of Serbia," Vukadinović added.
Rector Đokić is rated better than Vučić
When asked about the rector Đokić, who is not a political leader, but his name is mentioned that he could find himself in some political position, Vukadinvić says:
"I don't know that man, but in recent months he has been in the public a lot and the target of various attacks. It turns out that he has one percent more fives than Vučić, 6,7 percent more fours and twice as many ones, 22 percent. But he also has 29,4 percent of those who cannot rate him."
Vukadinović believes that Vučić also knows this information and is doing his own research.
"He must have measured and understood that such a personality could appear as a dangerous competitor in the next 'race'. And that is the answer to the question of why Djokic was subjected to such criticism from the regime, as many others who found themselves in the way of the president and his rating were subjected to similar torture," said Vukadinović.
He calls the percentage of 29,4 percent of those who still cannot rate Đokić "political capital".
"When you give someone a 1 or a 2, you certainly won't vote for them. If you don't have an attitude towards someone, you might give them a 1 or a 5 later, but the chance to support them is not lost," explains Vukadinović.
