Ciprian Ciucu, the PNL candidate for the position of general mayor of the Capital, has asked USR leaders to publish their own opinion polls, stating that, since the beginning of the campaign, he and Daniel Băluță from PSD have been in first place. In a broadcast, Ciucu rejected the accusations of Cătălin Drulă, the USR candidate, who claims that PNL manipulates the polls. Ciucu emphasized that PNL collaborates with trusted polling firms and challenged USR to publish their poll results, suggesting that they are not favorable. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration between PNL and USR to form a civic pole in 2028, warning that the radical behaviors of USR could affect this possibility.
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Ciprian Ciucu le cere liderilor USR să publice propriile sondaje: De când a început campania la Bucureşti am fost întotdeauna pe primul loc, împreună cu domnul Băluţă. Eu ştiu cifrele din sondajele USR, să le publice
Candidatul PNL, Ciucu, le cere liderilor USR să publice sondajele lor, dacă le-au contestat pe cele cu Drulă pe locul patru: "Poate că le-a fost şi lor ruşine"
Ciprian Ciucu le cere liderilor USR să publice propriile sondaje: „Uite o provocare!”
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