Sondaj INSCOP: Românii nu mai vor un Executiv interimar. Aproape două treimi vor rapid un Guvern cu puteri depline

A recent INSCOP survey reveals that nearly two-thirds of Romanians prioritize the swift formation of a full government, with 50% believing that prolonged interim governance will have negative consequences. The survey, conducted from September 1-7, 2026, shows that 63.9% of respondents favor quick agreements among parties, even if compromises are necessary. Conversely, 26.8% prefer avoiding significant compromises, even if it delays government formation. Additionally, 52% perceive extended interim governance as detrimental, while only 14% see potential benefits. The findings indicate a strong public demand for political functionality and reduced uncertainty, emphasizing the need for compromise to avoid further political deadlock. The survey was conducted with a sample of 1,100 individuals, representing significant socio-demographic categories, and has a margin of error of ±3%.