According to the Public Opinion Barometer (POB) presented by the Public Policy Institute on April 24, if a referendum on Moldova joining the European Union was held, the participants would vote as follows:

44% –  for,
37% –  against,
the others are undecided.

The number of those who are against joining the European Union has increased continuously over the last four years: from 18% in May 2010 to 37% in April 2014.

If a referendum on joining the Eurasian Customs Union was held, the preferences would be as follows:

45% – for,
34% – against,
the others are undecided.

The number of those who would vote for the Customs Union has decreased compared with two years ago, down from 57%.

If put in the situation to choose one of the two options in one referendum, the voters would form two general groups:

41% would vote for joining the European Union,
41% would vote for joining the Customs Union.

The survey was carried out between March 28 and April 13 and covered a sample of 1,115 people from 76 settlements. The margin of sampling error is 3%.