Infostat Survey: Smer Would Win, Republika Would Improve Significantly. Three Parties Remain at the Gates of Parliament
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If the parliamentary elections were held in early October, Smer-SD would win. Progressive Slovakia would lag behind by only half a percentage point. This is according to the latest survey by the INFOSTAT agency.
BRATISLAVA - Although the polling stations will soon open for municipal and regional elections, until then the preferences of political parties at the national level are still entering the public discourse. In addition to private agencies, the state-owned Infostat from the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic is also involved in this segment. Its numbers usually have a different form than those from previous agencies. The October measuremen…
According to the preference survey, Smer-SD would win the elections in October with 19 percent of the vote. The PS movement would finish in second place with 18.5 percent. The Republic would be third with 12 percent, which has improved by 2.1 percentage points since September. This is according to the survey results, which Infostat will publish...
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