If parliamentary elections were to take place next Sunday, the Action and Solidarity Party would receive the most votes – 26.8% of all respondents and would obtain 49 seats in Parliament. These are the results of the iData Barometer, conducted in the current month of June, reports IPN.
In second place in the voters’ preferences ranks the PSRM with 10.8% of the votes, equivalent to 20 mandates, followed by the Victorie Bloc with 10.3%, which would mean 19 mandates, and the Alternativa Bloc – 6.9%, i.e. 13 mandates. These four political formations would enter Parliament under the conditions where the vote of the diaspora and the citizens from the left bank of the Nistru is not taken into account.
“On the right, we have a monopoly situation, PAS can take the simple majority due to the vote from the diaspora. In the diaspora, people vote a lot and a few mandates could also come from there,” mentioned Mihai Bologan, the director of iData.
The parties that are close to the electoral threshold are Our Party, which has fallen in the polls, PCRM, Respect Moldova Movement, PSDE, and PRIM.
In terms of perception of politicians’ activities, President Maia Sandu is considered the most active political figure in the last 30 days. The head of state is followed by the mayor of Chisinau, Ion Ceban, and the former president, Igor Dodon.
In the chapter of trust, Maia Sandu leads by a large margin, being the politician in whom Moldovans have the most confidence – 26.9%. The following places are occupied by Ilan Shor – with 9.2%, Igor Dodon 9.1% and Ion Ceban – with 6.4%. The next in the ranking are Alexandr Stoianoglo, Renato Usatii, Vladimir Voronin, Ion Chicu and Marian Lupu.
At the same time, the majority of respondents, 61.4%, are in favor of the Republic of Moldova joining the European Union, while only 26.2% declare themselves against it.
Similarly, 38.1% of those surveyed support a closer relationship between the Republic of Moldova and Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union, while 47.3% oppose this geopolitical vector.
The iData survey was conducted during the period of June 14-23, 2025, on a sample of 1,015 respondents, with a margin of error of ±3%.
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