How Would the Romanians Vote if Parliamentary Elections Were Held on Sunday: the First Poll After the Installation of the PSD Government
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A CURS survey, carried out after the investiture of the Government of Niculescu, shows that the Romanians' voting intentions, if parliamentary elections were to be held, have not changed significantly. AUR continues to drive, with a...
If parliamentary elections were to take place next Sunday, AUR would obtain 34% of the votes, being followed by PSD with 26%, PNL with 16%, USR with 8%, and UDMR with 5%, according to a CURS poll carried out in the context of the installation of the Luca Niculescu Government. Most Romanians, 77%, consider that Romania is heading in the wrong direction, while 18% appreciates that the direction is a good one, and 5% did not express their opinion.
According to the latest CURS survey, only 18% of Romanians believe that our country is heading in a good direction, and the most - 41% - believe that the priority of the Niculescu government should be to reduce prices and the cost of living.
The first poll after the installation of the Niculescu government shows that AUR dominates the political ranking, but PSD recovers land. 77% of Romanians believe that the country goes in the wrong direction, and most Romanians look critical to the entry of PSD into government. Article SONDAJ CURS: AUR is leader, but PNL and USR in one place do not have the PSD. Romanians will have lower prices and higher revenues appear first on Romania TV.
A CUR survey carried out after the installation of the Niculescu government presents the voting intentions of the Romanians and the way in which the PSD is perceived to enter the government. In the event of parliamentary elections, AUR would obtain 34% of the votes, George Simion's party being followed by PSD – 26% and PNL – 16%. Over the 5% electoral threshold ...
Most Romanians believe that the country is going in the wrong direction. 77% of respondents believe that Romania is going in the wrong direction, while 18% appreciate that the direction is a good one. 5% did not express an opinion, shows a CURS survey.
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