CroatiaThe article reports on a survey conducted by the Croatian National Council (HNV) among Croats in Serbia ahead of upcoming elections for the council. The survey results show that a majority of respondents positively evaluate the work of the HNV, with 67.3% rating it as excellent or very good, and 87.4% giving positive overall assessments. The current leadership, particularly President Jasna Vojnić, enjoys high trust, while the president of the Democratic Union of Croats in Vojvodina (DSHV), Tomislav Žigmanov, is viewed less favorably. The survey was conducted between June 29 and July 29 via an anonymous online questionnaire, involving 587 participants, representing 11.15% of those who supported HNV in 2022. The findings are presented as opinions of the respondents rather than an election forecast. The report also notes heightened political tensions within the Croatian community in Serbia, including conflicts between the current HNV leadership and DSHV, as well as an initiative called 'Složno za HNV' which criticizes the management of certain institutions and faces pressure to withdraw from the election campaign.
Bias read (Center): The article presents survey data without overtly endorsing any particular political stance. It provides balanced information about both the current HNV leadership and the DSHV, highlighting differing levels of support. While there is mention of political conflict and tension, the framing remains non
