According to the iData electoral barometer, PAS would get 36% of the votes, while the Dodon-Voronin-Vlah-Tarlev bloc would get 27.5%.
Călin Nicolescu
Republic of Moldova
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The poll conducted between August 7 and 16 shows that PAS would be supported by 36% of decided respondents, while the Dodon-Voronin-Vlah-Tarlev bloc would receive 27.5% of the votes. The 'Alternativa' bloc would be voted by 11.3% and the 'Our Party' by 9.2%. Other parties would not reach the electoral threshold. The poll included 1071 respondents from 89 localities, with a margin of error of +/-2.9%.
Sources
Parlamentare // Două partide și două blocuri electorale ar accede în viitorul legislativ | Deschide
R. Moldova - Sondaj iData - Aproape două treimi dintre cei chestionaţi sunt împotriva unirii R. Molova cu România / Aderarea la UE, susţinută de mai mult de jumătate. Un procent similar este reprezentat de cei care se opun aderării la NATO
R. Moldova - Sondaj iData - Maia Sandu, politicianul cu cea mai mare cotă de încredere / Mai mult de jumătate dintre moldoveni cred că în ţară lucrurile merg într-o direcţie greşită / Corupţia, cea mai mare problemă / Care e încrederea în instituţii
Primul sondaj din perioada electorală arată un viitor Parlament fără o majoritate clară
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