Survey: Five parties would enter parliament if elections were held next Sunday

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30 July 2020 / 11:16

Survey: Five parties would enter parliament if elections were held next Sunday

Five parties would enter parliament if elections were held next Sunday. These are the data of a survey conducted by iData, presented today, July 30.

According to the survey, the Party of Socialists of Moldova (PSRM) would accumulate 36.9% of the vote, the Party for Action and Solidarity (PAS) - 30.5%, for the Şor Party would vote 8.5% of voters, the DA Platform would get 5.4% of the vote, and the Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM) - 5.3% of the vote.

The survey shows that, if presidential elections were held next Sunday, 37.8% of the citizens would vote for Igor Dodon, Maia Sandu would get 30.7%, Renato Usatii - 5.7%, and Ilan Şor - 5.0%.

Thus, according to the survey, Igor Dodon enjoys the highest trust among citizens, accumulating 19.4%, followed by Maia Sandu - with 15.2%. On the third place is Renato Usatii - 4.2%, followed by Ilan Şor - with 3.9% and Andrei Năstase - 2.5%.

The survey was conducted by telephone, between July 14 and July 26, on a sample of 1,214 people. Maximum sampling error is ±2.8%

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