Sociologul Barbu Mateescu vorbește despre ce doresc românii de la candidații la președinție și care sunt temele cele mai sensibile la care reacționează aceștia. Sociologul susține că, în ansamblu, temele economice sunt inexistente printre alegătorii din orașele mari, deci acestea par a fi problema centrală pentru cei din rural.
Barbu Mateescu, a sociologist, discusses how Romanian voters' perceptions may evolve in the coming months. He highlights differences in concerns between urban and rural voters, with urban areas focusing on education and economic issues, while rural areas prioritize the economy, inflation, and family budgets. Mateescu notes that nationalism in Romania has clear boundaries and is unlikely to lead to extreme actions like leaving NATO or the EU. He also emphasizes the influence of former President Klaus Iohannis and the potential volatility in voter sentiment, particularly among diaspora voters, which could shift support by 5-10% in the coming weeks.
