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“Government as a public service—or as a façade?”

The online survey “Your view on the Government of the Republic of Serbia” (30 April 2024, N=538) offers a sharp but consistent portrait of political mood: respondents mainly inform themselves through more critical media and the internet, rate ministers’ performance extremely low, and expect from the new government—above all—either a fight against corruption or, as […]

Local elections under citizens’ scrutiny: knowledge exists, trust does not

The online survey “Your view on elections in Serbia’s cities and municipalities” (26 April 2024, N=114) reveals a paradox of contemporary local voting: citizens are willing to participate and understand the importance of local government—but they experience the electoral environment as deeply compromised. When asked about the competences of local self-government, only 2.61% say they […]

Survey: Protests as a political signal, media as a line of division

An online survey on the protests triggered by the Law on Referendum and Popular Initiative and the Law on Expropriation (12 December 2021; N=98) shows high mobilization among respondents, but also a pronounced doubt in “quick victories.” As many as 70% report that they participated in the protests—35% until the “Kreni promeni” demands were adopted, […]

“Vaccination as the norm, not the exception”: What does the online immunization survey show?

The online survey “Tvojstav on vaccination! (TEST)”, conducted on 1 April 2021 with a large number of participants (1,356 responses), paints a clear picture: within this sample, vaccination is predominantly accepted, while resistance is a minority—though more outspoken in its explanations. To the question “Have you been vaccinated?”, as many as 77.03% of respondents say […]

Lithium in the Jadar Valley: Most believe there is no such thing as “without consequences,” and see a referendum as the minimum

The online survey “Survey on the lithium mine” (19 November 2020; around 347–353 responses) reveals strong distrust toward Rio Tinto’s project in the Jadar Valley. Although only 6.82% said they had not heard of the company, the overall picture is predominantly negative: 62.21% report having heard “mostly” or “only” negative things, while just 15.34% have […]

Survey: Protests in front of the National Assembly, 2020 — “rebellion against a monologue,” but also confusion about the goal

The online survey “Let’s hear each other! Your view on the protests in front of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia,” conducted on 11 July 2020 (N=372), shows that respondents’ dissatisfaction is not tied to a single government decision, but to a broader sense of institutional collapse. In open-ended answers, the most frequently […]

The “#1of5million” protest through the lens of a survey: protest as a civic pressure valve, but with a deficit of trust in the outcome!

The online survey “Let’s hear each other! Your view on the #1of5million protest,” conducted on 12 February 2019 (N=136), reveals two truths about the protests at the same time: high support and a positive perception of the atmosphere — but also serious doubt that the protest will actually bring change. When respondents are asked what […]