Just over half of Romanians (50.9%) would be willing to give their vote to a newly founded party in the upcoming elections, according to the Informat.ro – INSCOP Research Barometer, 3rd edition, conducted between September 1 and 9. The ratio rose from under 30% ten years ago, in 2015.<\/p>\n
At the same time, 55% of Romanians declare that they would like all existing parties to disappear and be replaced by new parties.<\/p>\n
The proportion of voters wishing the dismantling of all political parties (supposedly including their preferred one) is proportional to the score of the preferred parties: 71% of those supporting the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), but only 33% of those supporting Save Romania Union (USR).\u00a0<\/p>\n
The Liberal Party (PNL) comes close to USR with a 34% ratio. The voters of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) are somewhere in the middle with a ratio of 45%.<\/p>\n
Remus \u0218tefureac, director of INSCOP Research, explained that the high level of dissatisfaction of the population with the current political parties suggests not only a crisis of confidence in the traditional political class, but also a desire for a structural reset of the political system, which goes beyond simple punctual dissatisfaction with the government.<\/p>\n