Sociologist Remus Ștefureac says turnout in the second round will be crucial for the election of the president, with Nicușor Dan on the rise and George Simion on the decline
Călin Nicolescu
Elections 2025
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Remus Ștefureac, director of INSCOP Research, emphasizes the importance of voter turnout in the second round of the Romanian presidential elections, considering it the 'decisive factor' for the winner. He notes that Nicușor Dan gained ground, while George Simion lost support. Estimates indicate a turnout 8-10% higher than in the first round, and the race is expected to be extremely close. Ștefureac adds that the elections must be fair and free to give legitimacy to the next president and democracy.
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