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When asked in which direction do you think things are going in Romania, 34.3% of respondents answered that our country is going in a good direction, 60.5% – in the wrong direction, and 5.1% is not. knew or did not respond.
In what direction do you think things are going in the European Union?
49.1% – good direction
39.3% – wrong address
11.7% did not know or did not respond
Did Romania’s accession to the European Union mean for Romania…?
42.5% – rather advantages
14.8% – quite a disadvantage
1.7% – did not know or did not respond
How much trust do you have in each of the following countries / organizations
European Union – 59.1%
Germany -48.6%
HIS – 45.5%
France – 42.1%
Russia – 21.3%
China – 20.1%
According to the opinion survey, to the question “How much trust do you have in the Church?”, The respondents answered that a lot and a lot (a percentage of 58.5%) and 40.3% little and very little.
And to the question “How much do you trust the Romanian Presidency”, 61.4% of those surveyed said that little and very little and only 37.7% have a lot and a lot of confidence.
According to the survey, the government led by Ludovic Orban is weak in terms of trust. To the question “How much do you trust the Romanian government?”, More than 66% of those surveyed said that they have little and very little confidence, while 32.7% a lot and a lot.
To the question “If elections were held next Sunday and the following political parties / alliances participated, with which candidates would you vote?”, Respondents (who expressed voting options) indicated that they would stamp PNL – 34.5%. With PSD, almost 30% of respondents would vote, while with USR-PLUS – 15.8%. Basescu’s party would obtain 5.6%, followed by Víctor Ponta’s with 5.5% and the UDMR with slightly less than 5%.
