Moldovan people are dissatisfied with the living standard in the republic and believe the country goes wrong direction, the data of the poll, conducted by the CBS-AXA Center of Sociological Research and Marketing.

 

During Tuesday’s news conference at Infotag, CBS-AXA Director Ion Jigau said that the poll was conducted on May 6 to 18 in 12 localities among 1621 people. The rate of error is ± 2.4%.

 

At the question about the direction the situation in the country goes in, 78% of respondents answered that to worse, while 13% - to best.

 

Only 3% of the interviewees are satisfied by the economic situation in the republic.

 

As for the standard of living, 36.1% said they are not quite satisfied, 33% - are dissatisfied, 26.7% - rather satisfied and 3.1% - very satisfied.

 

Talking about people’s expectations within a year, 32.9% said they think nothing will change, 26% - they will live worse, 8.5% - better, 0.3% - much worse.

 

…AND THAT GRECHANAYA AND CHIRTOACA WILL GET TO THE SECOND TOUR OF ELECTIONS

 

Had the local elections been conducted tomorrow, 33.7% would vote for the current city governor Dorin Chirtoaca of the LP, while 24.5% - for the PSRM candidate Zinaida Grechanaya, says the data of the CBS-AXA center poll.

 

Center Director Ion Jigau said that 5.1% of people are ready to vote for Oazu Nantoi, 3.5% - for Serafim Urechean, 3.5% - for Oleg Brega, 3% - Ilian Casu. The rest of candidates would get less than 3%.

 

Had the elections to the Chisinau Municipal Council been conducted tomorrow, 25.4% would have voted for the Liberal Party, 21.2% - for Socialists, 7.2% for the European People’s Party of Moldova, 5.6% - for Our Party (Renato Usatii), for Communists – 3.4%, Liberal Democrats – 2.8%, Democratic Party - 1.6%.

 

Asked who of politicians they trust most, respondents said Igor Dodon – 10.3%, Iurie Leanca – 8.3%, Vladimir Voronin – 5.8%, Renato Usatii – 5.1%, Dorin Chirtoaca – 3.1%, Marian Lupu – 2.9%, Mihai Ghimpu – 2.6%, Vlad Filat – 2.1%, Oazu Nantoi – 1. The rest of politicians got less than 1%.

 

Had the parliamentary election taken place next weekend, 57% of electors would have participated in it, while 8.8% - would have ignored it. 17.2% would have voted for the PSRM, 9.35 – for MCP, 8.9% - for the Our Party, 8.4% - for “European People’s Platform of Moldova (EPPM) – Iurie Leanca”, 7% - for Liberal Party, 5.2% - LDPM, 4.1% - DP.