Radical party AUR close to overthrowing Liberals as second-largest in Romania
The latest poll, conducted by CURS in Romania, confirmed the leading position of the Social Democrats (31% of the votes) and also showed the radical party AUR (18%) very close to the Liberal Party (PNL, 19%).
iulian ernst · Journalist
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The latest poll, conducted by CURS in Romania, confirmed the leading position of the Social Democrats (31% of the votes) and also showed the radical party AUR (18%) very close to the Liberal Party (PNL, 19%).
Corruption is seen as the third most important problem (indicated as a significant issue by 16% of those polled) after the economic hardship (inflation, incomes). The special pensions and the war in Ukraine are seen as important issues by only 3% of those polled.
Furthermore, the SOS party of former AUR leading member Diana Sosoaca is likely to make it in Parliament with a 5% score.
The reformist party USR would get only 11% of the votes, far from the Liberals and radical AUR.
Ethnic Hungarians (UDMR) are seen at only 4% of the votes, meaning that the party would remain out of the Parliament.
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