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Serbia: survey, ruling Progressive party at 55%
Together with Sns only Socialist party could enter Parliament
08 June, 15:31
(ANSA) - BELGRADE - If parliamentary elections were held in
Serbia today, the ruling Progressive party (Sns) would get 55.3%
of votes, according to a new Faktor Plus survey, the Serbian
Beta news agency is reporting on Friday.
The survey revealed that only the Socialist party (Sps), also part of the ruling coalition, would pass the 5% electoral threshold. According to Faktor Plus, Sps is supported by 9.4% of the voters.
Other political parties would stay out of the Parliament currently. The Democratic party will get 3.6%, Narodna Stranka 3.5%, United Pensioners of Serbia 3.3%, Dveri 3%, Radical party 2.7%, Social-democrats 2.5%. (ANSA).
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The survey revealed that only the Socialist party (Sps), also part of the ruling coalition, would pass the 5% electoral threshold. According to Faktor Plus, Sps is supported by 9.4% of the voters.
Other political parties would stay out of the Parliament currently. The Democratic party will get 3.6%, Narodna Stranka 3.5%, United Pensioners of Serbia 3.3%, Dveri 3%, Radical party 2.7%, Social-democrats 2.5%. (ANSA).
