Citizens of Serbia are casting ballots on Sunday in early snap elections for the new members of the National Assembly.
The coalition led by Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is expected to win the majority of seats.
The latest public opinion survey, carried out by the ProPoziv agency, shows 50.3% of the voters will put their trust in the SNS-led coalition.
According to the poll, the parties that would win seats in the legislature, far behind the anticipated absolute winner, feature the block of SNS's coalition partner - the Socialist Party of Serbia, whose president is the country's Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic, with 11.4% of votes, and Vojislav Seselj's Serbian Radical Party, with 8.2% of votes.
A part from these three parties, four more electoral lists have a chance to enter the composition of the new Serbian Assembly. They could hope to win around five percent of the voters, same as in the election census.
Those are the parties that have forged the coalition dubbed 'For Righteous Serbia', consisting of the Democratic Party, the bloc Dveri - Democratic Party of Serbia, the 'For Better Serbia Alliance' led by Boris Tadic's Socialist-democrat Party and the 'It's Enough' list.