According to the survey performed by the Vilmorus polling company, 14.9percent of the population holds a negative position on Lithuania's EUmembership and another 10 percent do not have a clear stance on the matter.
This indicates a positive change since the July survey when 15.9 percentof those polled were negative about the EU membership and 14.9 percent didnot have a stance, the government's press service reported.
Among supporters of EU membership are mainly people of the age group of18-49 years, with university education, as well as young people andspecialists, while the highest percentage of opponents is over the age of 70with elementary or unfinished secondary education, as well as unemployedpersons.
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