Croatian poll highlights focus on Serbian elections as minority council voting concludes
A CRO Demoskop survey revealed Croatians followed Serbian election developments closely, as direct voting for Serbia's Croatian National Council concluded.
A recent CRO Demoskop survey revealed that Croatian citizens rated political developments in Serbia, specifically the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić, as their primary focus over the past month. According to the poll, 21.9 percent of respondents identified the defeat as the top issue, surpassing domestic concerns such as inflation and rising prices at 14.3 percent, as well as wider European street protests at 12.4 percent.
Concurrently, minority council elections were conducted across Serbia. Members of the Croatian community voted directly for the first time to select representatives for the Croatian National Council. Jasna Vojnić, leader of the "Hrvatska nacionalna vizija" list, reported an absolute victory after her group secured 16 seats based on initial vote tallies.
Sources: Danas, HRT Vijesti, Index, N1
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- HRT Vijesti — U Srbiji traju manjinski izbori
- N1 — Jasna Vojnić: Hrvatska nacionalna vizija osvojila 16 mandata i odnela apsolutnu pobedu na izborima za HNV
- Index — Istraživanje: Hrvatima je pad Vučića važniji od poskupljenja i prosvjeda
- Danas — Hrvatima pad Vučića važniji od povećanja cena: Podaci najnovijeg istraživanja