Ipsos poll: pro-European parties will continue to hold most seats in the European Parliament, despite growing support for the far-right.
Călin Nicolescu
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The Ipsos poll conducted for Euronews shows that while support for the far-right is likely to increase, pro-European parties will keep their majority in the European Parliament. This scenario is called the "super grand coalition" or "pro-European cordon sanitaire". The poll also shows that only one in five voters want Brussels to get more powers.
Sources
Sondaj Euronews: "Super-mare coaliție" pro-europeană de 62,9% în viitorul Parlament European, în ciuda creșterii extremei drepte și prăbușirii Verzilor și Liberalilor. În România, coaliția PSD-PNL ar obține 16 din 33 de mandate - caleaeuropeana.ro
Doar unul din cinci alegători europeni dorește puteri mai mari pentru Bruxelles (sondaj Euronews-Ipsos)
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