Remus Ștefureac says presidential contests polarize society, and the moderate and balanced candidate has the best chance of winning

Remus Ștefureac, director of INSCOP, says that in presidential contests with two finalists, polarized camps are formed, dominated by political extremists who insult their opponents. In the age of social media, moderate audiences are often marginalized. However, he argues that the moderate majority will decide the winner, and the candidate who manages to temper aggression and provide a sense of security will have the best chance of success.