According to a new public opinion poll conducted by the CRTA organization and Stanford University's Democracy Action Lab (DAL), if elections were held now, the Student List would receive 44,9 percent of the vote, while Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) would receive 35,7 percent.
Among voters who have a definite position (around 70 percent of respondents), the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) would receive 3,8 percent, while other parties and political entities would not cross the electoral threshold independently.
The research was conducted from June 10 to 24, 2026, through face-to-face interviews, among a representative sample of 2.324 adult citizens of Serbia, reports Nova.
The results show that the protests launched after the collapse of a railway station roof, even after more than a year, continue to have significant support among citizens.
According to CRTA, Serbian society remains deeply divided politically, with the Student List currently holding a lead of around 9 percentage points over the SNS.
Otherwise, Vučić has warned that he will soon resign as president and new elections will be announced in Serbia.
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