Half of Romanians believe PSD-AUR no-confidence motion will worsen things, survey says
Around 48.6% of respondents in the most recent INSCOP Research survey believe that the no-confidence motion backed by the Social Democratic Party and Alliance for the Union of Romanians, which brought down the Bolojan government on May 5,…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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Around 48.6% of respondents in the most recent INSCOP Research survey believe that the no-confidence motion backed by the Social Democratic Party and Alliance for the Union of Romanians, which brought down the Bolojan government on May 5, was a useless act that will worsen things in Romania.
Roughly 44% of people believe the action by the two parties was a necessary political act that will improve things in Romania. Around 7.4% do not know or did not answer. PSD and AUR voters, people over 60, those with primary education, and rural residents believe, more than average, that the no-confidence motion against the Bolojan government was a necessary political act that will improve things.
