The bars show the results of this single poll; the chips show the change compared to the last election. Sociopol: latest poll for the Romanian Parliamentary election, fieldwork concluded 3 April 2026.
Changes since the last election on 1 December 2024
Based on this poll, the parties currently in government would win 38.5% of the parliamentary seats.
A recent voting intention poll for Romania by Sociopol shows AUR leading with 36%, followed by PSD with 18%, USR with 18%, PNL with 16%, UDMR with 4%, SENS with 2%, Partidul Oamenilor Tineri with 1%, REPER with 1% and S.O.S. România with 1%. Other parties achieve 3% of the votes.
To make parties comparable, we indicate their political orientation with symbols. These categories provide a rough classification for a quick overview. More detailed information on political stances can be found on the parties' subpages.
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Last on 3 April 2026
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Based on this poll, 4 parties are projected to clear the electoral threshold and enter the Romanian Parliament: AUR with 136 seats, PSD with 67 seats, USR with 67 seats and PNL with 60 seats.
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