The improvement of the ratings of some of the politicians was influenced by the fact that these appeared in another form and another posture before the people, stated journalist Constantin Olteanu. According to him, the people in the state vacated their seats and appeared before the people in different positons and this contributed to better positons in polls, IPN reports.

As to political parties, the journalist said the Democratic Party improved its ratings not only owing to the message it conveys, but also due to the projects it implemented. The announced rise in salaries and pensions also made a contribution.

As to the bloc ACUM DA PAS, Constantin Olteanu said this only amplified some messages, but didn’t present projects for the future in which the citizens would have confidence. “They cannot ensure the credibility of their messages as they do not have some concrete deeds. That political duel between parties also affects the image of the bloc,” he noted.

Sociologist Ian Lisnevski said all the polls are equal as regards the tendency. The mixed electoral system will considerably influence the results of parties in elections. “We should not forget that the results in uninominal constituencies can either raise this percentage by 0.3-05 or can take the party’s score down,” he noted.

The sociologist said the mixed electoral system also determines a bigger margin of sampling error in polls. “We should take into account the constituencies, the person who represents the party there. All these things have an influence. That’s why the research formula should be modified,” stated Ian Lisnevski.

According to him, the polls are mainly compiled for politicians for these to see if the election campaign is correct and if it produces results. The parties and politicians who know how to work with the results of polls will achieve success. The ruling party doubled its percentage in surveys because it knows people’s problems.