Support for EU membership in Serbia has dropped below 50% according to various surveys.

Omissions

• The MEP did not specify which surveys they were referring to, making precise verification of the 'dropped below 50%' narrative dependent on which poll is cited.
• Different surveys from 2025 produce different figures: the European Commission's perception survey shows 33%, while other polls (e.g. Serbian government annual survey, Ipsos) show 38–45%. All are below 50%, but the magnitude varies significantly.
• The claim implies a decline ('spadło' — dropped), suggesting support was previously above 50%. While historical data shows higher support in earlier years, the MEP did not provide a baseline or timeframe for this comparison.
• The most recent available data as of the session date (June 2026) is from 2025; no 2026 polling data was found in the searches conducted.

Sources

• PrimaryEuropean Commission — Special Eurobarometer and perception surveysIn contrast, Serbia displays the lowest support for EU accession in the region at 33%.
• SecondaryEuropean Western Balkans — Albania leads in support for EU accession, Serbia lags behind at 33%Support for EU membership highest in Albania, only 33% in Serbia. In contrast, Serbia displays the lowest support for EU accession in the region at 33%.
• SecondaryEuropean Western Balkans — More Serbian citizens in favour than opposed to EU membershipWhile a narrow majority still supports EU membership, the results fit into a trend of a noticeable decline in support for the EU in Serbia.