What Do the Romanians Think About the Importance of Setting up a Government with Full Powers (INSCOP Survey)
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More than 50% of respondents are of the opinion that the prolongation of the situation of government interimate will have negative consequences for the country. Article INSCOP poll: The Romanians are tired of the Bolojan government, 63.9% demand the installation of an executive with full powers. AUR has passed 40%! appears first time in Romania TV.
According to BAROMETRUI Informat.ro – INSCOP Research, the XIVth edition, conducted between 1 – 7 September 2026, the vast majority of Romanians state that it is more important for parties to reach an agreement as soon as possible for the formation of a fully-fledged government. More than 50% of respondents are of the opinion that the prolongation of the situation of government interimate will have negative consequences for the country.
Most Romanians, almost 64%, believe that it is more important for the parties to reach an agreement as soon as possible for the formation of a government with full powers, even if everyone has to make some compromises. However, more than a quarter, less than 27%, believe that it is more important that the parties do not [...]
Most Romanians are in favor of political parties agreeing on the formation of a full-fledged government as soon as possible.
INSCOP poll: 63.9% of Romanians want a government with full powers as soon as possible, even at the price of compromises between INSCOP parties INSCOP poll: 63.9% of Romanians want a government with full powers as soon as possible, even at the price of compromises between the parties Most Romanians think that political parties should reach an agreement as soon as possible for the formation of a government with full powers, even if this implies c…
The extension of the interim is mainly seen with concern. 52% of the respondents appreciate that an interim government and in the following months would have negative consequences on the country (32.4% very negative, 19.6% quite negative). 14% see positive consequences (8.8% quite positive, 5.2% very positive), and 5.9% do not know or do not respond.
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