Sociologist Remus Ștefureac says many polls are exaggerated in favor of some candidates, and the 45% undecided figure is false

In an interview, sociologist Remus Ștefureac emphasized that many published polls are more election advertising than a reflection of reality. He said the 45% undecided figure is fake news, estimating the real percentage at 15%. He also explained that polls cannot measure the voting intentions of the diaspora, emphasizing that there are no valid scientific tools to assess their vote. Ștefureac advised candidates to use real data to mobilize supporters.