Local Elections in Serbia, June 2 2024 (BETAPHOTO/MILOS MISKOV)
As many as 27 percent of people polled by the pro-governmental Factor Plus Agency stated that they still do not know who they would vote for in the next parliamentary elections, while the Agency estimated that turnout for the announced snap vote would be about 57 percent, the Blic daily reported on Feb. 12.
The same source claims that as many as 61 percent of respondents said they expect the snap parliamentary vote to take place, while 69 percent believe an early presidential election will be called first.
Regular presidential elections are supposed to happen in April of 2027, while the regular parliamentary vote should take place in December 2027.
The public opinion poll further found that 73 percent of participants know who they would vote for, 30 percent would not vote at all, while 13 percent are still undecided on whether to cast a vote.
The survey was conducted in early February and involved 1,000 adults questioned in person.
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