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An online poll conducted on the day of the presidential election, 2 April 2017, on a sample of 152 respondents, shows very high self-reported turnout: 85.53% say they had already voted, and an additional 5.26% say they had not yet voted but intended to. Only 8.55% report that they would not turn out. This distribution […]
An online survey on monarchy in Serbia (October 2015, N=202) indicates that the idea of restoring the monarchy does not have majority support, but that the topic still attracts interest—especially when framed as a question of direct citizen decision-making. To the direct question of whether Serbia should once again be a kingdom, i.e., a parliamentary […]
wo online surveys from the same panel, conducted three weeks apart (snap parliamentary elections – 29 August 2015; Pride Parade – 17 September 2015), point to a similar social pattern: people are more willing to accept LGBT individuals “quietly” in private life than to support public recognition of rights, while distrust in institutions remains dominant. […]
An online survey conducted in late August 2015 suggests that the question of snap parliamentary elections strongly polarized citizens. Asked whether elections should be called, 46.36% say “yes,” 36.36% say “no,” and 17.27% are undecided. So there is a relative majority in favour of elections, but almost as many people see them as an unnecessary […]
An online survey from August 2015 suggests that the Kosovo negotiations were followed more closely than one might assume: 41.74% of respondents say they followed the Brussels talks very intensively, and another 23.39% intensively. Only 4.13% report not following them at all. Serbian media stand out as the main source of information (38.59%), but every […]
When respondents hear the word “TITO,” the most common association is not a person but a state: “Yugoslavia” (26) and “SFRJ” (11) dominate the list. This is followed by emotions and symbols—“childhood,” “peace,” “prosperity,” “relay baton,” “red passport”—but also sharp counter-tones: “criminal,” “totalitarianism,” “deception,” “Goli Otok,” “Serbian downfall.” The image is therefore dual: Tito is […]
The post-election online survey (18 March 2014, a convenience sample of 1,004 participants) shows that citizens most often informed themselves about the elections via the internet and social networks (14.30%), RTS (13.24%), and TV B92 (10.83%), with a notable reliance on the press as well, above all Blic (8.96%). However, although campaign monitoring was widespread, […]