Poll: Far-right party AUR leads Romania’s parliamentary voting intentions at nearly 40%
The Social Democratic Party has moved narrowly into second place overall, while the National Liberal Party retains the advantage among respondents certain to vote.
Irina Marica · Journalist
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The far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) leads voting intentions for Romania’s parliamentary elections with 39.7%, around 20 percentage points ahead of its closest competitors, according to the latest Informat.ro-INSCOP Research Barometer. The Social Democratic Party (PSD) ranks second with 18.7%, followed by the National Liberal Party (PNL) with 16.3% and the Save Romania Union (USR) with 9%.
The results refer to respondents who expressed a preference for one of the parties on the survey’s list, regardless of whether they said they would definitely vote. This group represented 70.6% of the total sample.
