Poll shows split expectations for Romanian ruling coalition’s lifetime
Almost equal shares of the Romanians polled by the Political Rating Agency in April, namely some 21%, expect the incumbent ruling coalition to survive at least until April 2027 – when the prime ministership transfer is expected to help it…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Almost equal shares of the Romanians polled by the Political Rating Agency in April, namely some 21%, expect the incumbent ruling coalition to survive at least until April 2027 – when the prime ministership transfer is expected to help it survive by the end of its term in late 2028 – and fall apart within a couple of months.
Only 10.5% of those polled expect a faster collapse, while 16% said that the coalition “is as dismantled” – meaning it apparently remains in place but no longer functions as a coalition – an ambiguous option that still does not indicate whether formal collapse is expected or this situation can continue indefinitely.
