Poll: Radical parties in Romania would get 25% of the votes in parliamentary elections
The ruling Socialist (PSD) and Liberal (PNL) parties are leading in the latest poll carried out by “The Center” for PNL, with 30% and 20% of the voting intentions, respectively, Adevarul reported. After the redistribution of the votes…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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The ruling Socialist (PSD) and Liberal (PNL) parties are leading in the latest poll carried out by “The Center” for PNL, with 30% and 20% of the voting intentions, respectively, Adevarul reported. After the redistribution of the votes given to small parties, the two would thus be able to form a parliamentary majority.
The radical parties AUR and SOS would get 19% and 6% of the votes, respectively, summing up to more than 25% of the seats in parliament.
Reformist party USR is rated at 14% voting intention, and the ethnic Hungarians’ UDMR at 5%.
The latest survey carried out by INSCOP for News.ro showed that PSD has a voting intention of 28.7% among those who have an option and plan to attend the ballot, while PNL has a voting intention of 18.9%. AUR’s electoral support was estimated at 18.6%.
(Photo source: Inquam Photos/Ilona Andrei)
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