SNS, DS most popular parties

According to the latest CeSID survey, both Democratic Party (DS) and Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) have 29 percent of the voters' support. The coalition of Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) and PUPS has about ten percent of the vote, according to the Center for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID). SNS, DS most popular parties If coalition partners Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO), the League of Social-Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) and the Social-Democratic Party of Serbia (SDP) are added to the Democrats the number will rise to 33 percent. The Progressives together with New Serbia (NS) have the support of 32 percent of the voters. The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) has about seven percent, the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) six, and Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) five percent of the vote. As many as half of the voters in Serbia at this point know who they would vote for in parliamentary elections. Djordje Vukovic of CeSID explained that he knows from experience that between 35 and 40 percent of the voters have their minds made up outside the election period while the number is about 60 percent just ahead of the elections. “If there are 5.5 million voters in Serbia, then it can be said that 2.75 million know their choice,“ he stressed. Vukovic said that the SPS was ranked somewhat lower than the DSS after the elections, that they were equal at one point and have moved ahead of them now. “When it comes to the SRS it's hard to say how many people recognize political changes. Some people say 'I'll vote for the Radicals, for Toma'. People identify themselves with the leaders. LDP has so far had this percentage and unlike the Radicals they don't have a drop. Minorities have received four percent, as much as they get in the elections and that's from ten to 12 mandates. G17 plus has three percent, they used to have even less before, and it should be said that people still aren't recognizing the United Regions of Serbia (URS),“ he said. Commenting on the “good result“ of the survey, SPS spokesperson Djordje Milicevic said that the coalition between SPS, United Pensioners' Party of Serbia (PUPS) and United Serbia (JS) is the only political option that has a continuous increase in its rating.

SNS, DS most popular parties

If coalition partners Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO), the League of Social-Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) and the Social-Democratic Party of Serbia (SDP) are added to the Democrats the number will rise to 33 percent. The Progressives together with New Serbia (NS) have the support of 32 percent of the voters.

The Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) has about seven percent, the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) six, and Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) five percent of the vote.

As many as half of the voters in Serbia at this point know who they would vote for in parliamentary elections.

Đorđe Vuković of CeSID explained that he knows from experience that between 35 and 40 percent of the voters have their minds made up outside the election period while the number is about 60 percent just ahead of the elections.

“If there are 5.5 million voters in Serbia, then it can be said that 2.75 million know their choice,“ he stressed.

Vuković said that the SPS was ranked somewhat lower than the DSS after the elections, that they were equal at one point and have moved ahead of them now.

“When it comes to the SRS it's hard to say how many people recognize political changes. Some people say 'I'll vote for the Radicals, for Toma'. People identify themselves with the leaders. LDP has so far had this percentage and unlike the Radicals they don't have a drop. Minorities have received four percent, as much as they get in the elections and that's from ten to 12 mandates. G17 plus has three percent, they used to have even less before, and it should be said that people still aren't recognizing the United Regions of Serbia (URS),“ he said.

Commenting on the “good result“ of the survey, SPS spokesperson Đorđe Milićević said that the coalition between SPS, United Pensioners' Party of Serbia (PUPS) and United Serbia (JS) is the only political option that has a continuous increase in its rating.