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Serbia: survey, 44% against 'separation' from Kosovo
Poll confirms strong support for president Vucic’s party
10 October, 12:23
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, 09 OTT - More than 40% of Serbs do not
support the idea of 'separating' Serbia from Kosovo, according
to a new survey of the Centre for Free Elections and Democracy
(CeSID), Serbian media reported.
According to the poll, 44% of the respondents said that the
separation of Serbia and Kosovo is not a solution for the
complicate issue of the Belgrade-Pristina relations.
The survey show also that the support towards the ruling Progressive Party (SNS), led by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, remains very strong. If election were held today, the SNS would gain 53.3% of votes, while the Socialist party of Serbia, the SNS coalition party, will get 8.8%. The Alliance for Serbia, a new opposition coalition, is projected at 15.3% of the votes. (ANSA).
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The survey show also that the support towards the ruling Progressive Party (SNS), led by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, remains very strong. If election were held today, the SNS would gain 53.3% of votes, while the Socialist party of Serbia, the SNS coalition party, will get 8.8%. The Alliance for Serbia, a new opposition coalition, is projected at 15.3% of the votes. (ANSA).
