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The electoral options of Romanians do not look fundamentally different from the result of the December local elections, according to the most recent poll conducted by the Center for Urban and Regional Sociology – COURSE between January 11 and 15.
According to sociological research, PSD remains in the first place in the preferences of the electorate, but also PNL-USR-PLUS-UDMR could more easily form a parliamentary majority. Compared to the survey conducted in December, after the elections, GOLD drops from 15% to 12%. Although the score is still higher than that obtained in the elections, there is a natural evolution in the direction of diminishing the enthusiasm for this new party.
CURS Survey Scores:
PSD – 34% (compared to 35% in the CURS survey in December and 29% in the elections)
NLP – 26% (same as in December and same as in elections)
USR-PLUS – 16% (compared to 14% in December and the same as in the elections)
GOLD – 12% (compared to 15% in December and 9% in elections)
UDMR – 5% (compared to 4% in December and 5% in elections)
PMP – 3%
Pro Romania – 2%
Other – 2%
METHODS
Sampling universe: adult population resident in Romania, aged 18 years and over
Sample volume: 1,100 respondents, voters age 18 and over
Sample type: probabilistic, multistage, stratified
Maximum margin of error for the entire sample: +/- 3% at a confidence level of 95%
Data collection method: computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) method
Sample validation: carried out based on the latest INS data
The data is not weighted
Completion period: January 11-15, 2020
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