The findings show that the greatest impact on the decision about the election, when measured on the not-at-all/critical scale can be attributed to being urged over the telephone to go to the polling station and vote for a particular party during or before the election day – 31% of respondents exposed to this type of contact indicated that this affected them much or that it was crucial (9 + 22) – Chart 4.3.10.1.5. By the extent of impact, the runnerup activity is being stopped by activists in the street/square (9%), and then getting a call from the political party during the election cycle (8%). At the same time, most of the respondents stated that precisely these encounters with party activists were an action that had little to no impact on them – as many as 82%. Chart 4.3.10.1.5. To what extent did the activity you mentioned previously affect your election decision in the June elections? (in %) 82 42 17 55 33 5 20 25 9 3 Telephone call from the Party activists’ visits to my political party home Not at all Slightly 40 25 9 4 Being stopped by the activists in the street/square Moderately A lot 9 22 Telephone calls insisting that I go to the polls and vote Decisively Finally, when we cross-reference exposure to these activities with the attitude towards the direction taken by Serbia, we see that these are experienced significantly more frequently by those respondents who believe Serbia is moving in the wrong direction, as opposed to those who believe the direction is right. The difference is triple in some cases: for example, 14% of those who believe Serbia is going in the right direction claimed that they were visited by party activists in their home, as opposed to 43% of those who have the opposite belief. Table 4.3.10.1.3. Exposure to partisan activities during the June elections (one or several times, in %), according to the attitude toward the direction in which Serbia is moving The attitude towards the direction in which Serbia is moving→ Serbia is moving in the right direction Serbia is moving in the wrong direction I got a phone call from a political party during the election cycle 27.5 50.7 I got a call from a political party during or before the election day, insisting that I go out and vote for them 20 48.5 14.3 42.9 1 6.6 18.2 46.2 Exposure to partisan activities ↓ I was visited by party activists in my house I was visited by party activists in my workplace I was stopped by party activists in the street/square 74