Remus Pricopie, the rector of SNSPA, disputes polls suggesting that George Simion could reach the second round of the presidential elections.
Antonio Dorobanțu
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The rector of SNSPA, Remus Pricopie, expresses his skepticism about the polls predicting that George Simion will advance in the second round of the presidential elections in May. He believes Romanians are smarter than the polls suggest and urges a deeper analysis of voters' perceptions and preferences. Pricopie emphasizes the importance of a real understanding of public opinion in the current political context.
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