Over 50% of Romanians want Basescu and uninominal voting

More than half of Romanians don’t agree with president Basescu’s suspension, an Insomar study shows. The head of state is still the most trusted politician, with 49% (compared to 57% in November 2006). At the same time, over 60% of the populace agrees with introduction of the uninominal vote.

In the question of president’s suspension, 53% of the respondents do not agree, 23 would agree and 15% are not interested in the subject.

The uninominal vote introduction is supported by 60.3% of the electors, while 15.9% consider that party lists are better.

In case a referendum would take place, 50.7% of the electors would vote to support their choice for the uninominal vote, 29.2% don’t know if they’d make such an effort and 9.8% would participate to vote against.