Portugal, Pitagórica poll. Tags:Europe 4 comments PSD-EPP: 35% (+1) PS-S&D: 34% (-1) CH-ID: 7% (+1) IL-RE: 6% BE-LEFT: 6% (+1) CDU-LEFT|G/EFA: 5% (+1) PAN-G/EFA: 2% L-G/EFA: 1% (-1) CDS/PP-EPP: 1% +/- vs 17-20 Jan Fieldwork: 18-21 Jan 22 Sample size: 608 Wow haven’t been paying close attention, last time I checked PS had a sizeable lead. So what are the coalition options? Is Geringonça x2 off the cards? I presume PSD wouldn’t work with Chega. edit: would PSD + IL do it? 608 respondents is quite a small sample, but it does look like the social democrats are throwing another election. Why are Chega and 1L suddenly so strong? Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
PSD-EPP: 35% (+1) PS-S&D: 34% (-1) CH-ID: 7% (+1) IL-RE: 6% BE-LEFT: 6% (+1) CDU-LEFT|G/EFA: 5% (+1) PAN-G/EFA: 2% L-G/EFA: 1% (-1) CDS/PP-EPP: 1% +/- vs 17-20 Jan Fieldwork: 18-21 Jan 22 Sample size: 608
Wow haven’t been paying close attention, last time I checked PS had a sizeable lead. So what are the coalition options? Is Geringonça x2 off the cards? I presume PSD wouldn’t work with Chega. edit: would PSD + IL do it?
608 respondents is quite a small sample, but it does look like the social democrats are throwing another election.
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PSD-EPP: 35% (+1)
PS-S&D: 34% (-1)
CH-ID: 7% (+1)
IL-RE: 6%
BE-LEFT: 6% (+1)
CDU-LEFT|G/EFA: 5% (+1)
PAN-G/EFA: 2%
L-G/EFA: 1% (-1)
CDS/PP-EPP: 1%
+/- vs 17-20 Jan
Fieldwork: 18-21 Jan 22
Sample size: 608
Wow haven’t been paying close attention, last time I checked PS had a sizeable lead.
So what are the coalition options?
Is Geringonça x2 off the cards?
I presume PSD wouldn’t work with Chega.
edit: would PSD + IL do it?
608 respondents is quite a small sample, but it does look like the social democrats are throwing another election.
Why are Chega and 1L suddenly so strong?