Poll: Progressives would win in new elections

If general elections were held in Serbia now, the ruling Serb Progressives (SNS) would win, a new B92/Ipsos Strategic Marketing polls has shown.

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Friday, 02.11.2012.

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BELGRADE If general elections were held in Serbia now, the ruling Serb Progressives (SNS) would win, a new B92/Ipsos Strategic Marketing polls has shown. 1,002 respondents were asked which individual party, rather than a coalition, they would vote for, and the results showed that the SNS could count on 22.2 percent, followed by the opposition Democratic Party (DS) with 12.7 percent, and the ruling Socialists (SPS) with 7.6 percent. Poll: Progressives would win in new elections All other parties would remain below the five percent threshold and without seats in parliament: the opposition Liberal-Democrats (LDP) and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) with 4.5 and 4.1 percent, and the ruling United Regions of Serbia (URS) with 2.3 percent. At the same time, 21.5 percent of the respondents said they were certain they would not turn out to vote, while 8.6 percent said they were undecided. As for those who would vote and know which party they would support, 35.1 percent said they would choose the SNS, 20 percent said the DS, while the SPS could count with 12.1 percent. These parties are followed by the LDP, the DSS, and the URS with 7.1, 6.5, and 3.6 percent respectively. Asked to rate their trust in politicians on a scale of one to five (five being best), the respondents gave Aleksandar Vucic 3.6, Tomislav Nikolic 3.5, Ivica Dacic 3.4, Dragan Djilas 3.3, and Boris Tadic 2.8. Right behind Tadic is Vojislav Kostunica with 2.7, while Cedomir Jovanovic scored the lowest mark with only 2.2. (B92) B92

Poll: Progressives would win in new elections

All other parties would remain below the five percent threshold and without seats in parliament: the opposition Liberal-Democrats (LDP) and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) with 4.5 and 4.1 percent, and the ruling United Regions of Serbia (URS) with 2.3 percent.

At the same time, 21.5 percent of the respondents said they were certain they would not turn out to vote, while 8.6 percent said they were undecided.

As for those who would vote and know which party they would support, 35.1 percent said they would choose the SNS, 20 percent said the DS, while the SPS could count with 12.1 percent. These parties are followed by the LDP, the DSS, and the URS with 7.1, 6.5, and 3.6 percent respectively.

Asked to rate their trust in politicians on a scale of one to five (five being best), the respondents gave Aleksandar Vučić 3.6, Tomislav Nikolić 3.5, Ivica Dačić 3.4, Dragan Đilas 3.3, and Boris Tadić 2.8. Right behind Tadić is Vojislav Koštunica with 2.7, while Čedomir Jovanović scored the lowest mark with only 2.2.

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