The Global Market Research and Public Opinion (IPSOS), a leading international pollster, presented the findings of the third poll on the April 25 parliamentary elections on Tuesday evening.

The poll’s results show that SP would lead at a national level by 48.1% , securing a higher number of votes that the Democratic Party-led opposition coalition, projected to win 43.6% of votes and the Socialist Movement for Integration (SMI) would win 3.6%.

The opinion poll was conducted between April 18 and April 20, 2021 with a total of 2000 respondents over 18 years old.

The opinion poll conducted by IPSOS and Top Channel TV show that the Socialist Party is set to win the April 25 election.

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According to the latest pre-election opinion poll conducted by the Italian Institute Piepoli, SP would win 48-52 % of votes or 73 seats in the next parliament. The main opposition Democratic Party and its allies would secure 58 seats or 39-43 % at a national level. The Socialist Movement for Integration (SMI) has shrunken compared to its results in the 2017 general elections and is poised to secure around 10 seats or 3.5-7.5% of the votes.

The ruling Socialists would also win the majority of votes in three main districts of Albania if the parliamentary elections were to be held today, according to the projections.

SP would win 49-53 % of votes, securing 18 to 20 seats out of a total of 36 seats to represent Tirana in next parliament. This way, SP would preserve the 2017 election result and could secure two more seats.

The poll found that around 36 to 40 % of the voters in Tirana would back the main opposition Democratic Party and its Alliance for Change, which would be translated into 12 to 14 seats. The Socialist Movement for Integration would gain 4-8 % of votes, or 1 to 3 seats.

The survey suggests that SP would win 47 to 51% of votes in Durres, compared to 40-44% of votes for DP, which has actually narrowed difference with ruling Socialists in the coastal city, where they would secure six to eight seats.

According to the poll, 2 to 6% of voters would back SMI in Durres.

The Socialists are favourites also in the central district of Elbasan, where they are projected to win 52 to 56% of votes compared to 37 to 41% of votes for DP.

SP would secure eight to nine seats in Elbasan, whereas DP is expected to win four to six seats.

The poll also found that 57 % of the respondents say the government of Socialist Prime Minister Edi Rama has performed positively during its second term in office

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According to a pre-election opinion poll conducted by the Italian Institute Piepoli, the ruling Socialists would win 49-53 % of votes, securing 18 to 20 seats out of a total of 36 seats to represent Tirana in next parliament. This way, SP would preserve the 2017 election result and could secure two more seats.

The poll found that around 36 to 40 % of the voters in Tirana would back the main opposition Democratic Party and its Alliance for Change, which would be translated into 12 to 14 seats. The Socialist Movement for Integration would gain 4-8 % of votes, or 1 to 3 seats.

The survey suggests that SP would win 47 to 51% of votes in Durres, compared to 40-44% of votes for DP, which has actually narrowed difference with ruling Socialists in the coastal city, where they would secure six to eight seats.

According to the poll, 2 to 6% of voters would back SMI in Durres.

The Socialists are favourites also in the central district of Elbasan, where they are projected to win 52 to 56% of votes compared to 37 to 41% of votes for DP.

SP would secure eight to nine seats in Elbasan, whereas DP is expected to win four to six seats.

The poll also found that 57 % of the respondents say the government of Socialist Prime Minister Edi Rama has performed positively during its second term in office

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According to the opinion poll, the main opposition Democratic Party would secure 27.8% of the vote, and the Socialist Movement for Integration only 3.7%. Around 5% of voters would back other political parties, whereas 5.6% of them say they won’t participate in the next month’s general elections and 4.2% are still undecided.

The difference between the two main political parties is around 25.2%, whereas the undetermined electorate is estimated at about 10.5%. Compared to the opinion poll at a national level, Socialist Party has improved by around 12%, DP support has seen its support falling by 3%. The support for SMI has also fallen by 7.6% at national level and to only 3.7% in the region of Fier.

Compared to the 2017 parliamentary elections, when the three main parties ran in elections alone, SP won 57.15% of votes, DP secured 25.68%, whereas SMI 11.73%.

The analysis of the data from this survey shows that if these elections were to be held this Sunday, SP would get 59.2% of votes, DP 31.1% and SMI 4.1%. Nisma Thurje would get 1.7% and other parties would get a combined result of 3.9%.

Translated to seats in parliament, taking into account that Fier has a total of 16 seats, the SP would be securing a total of 11 mandates, while DP a total of 5.

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According to the opinion poll conducted by the Italian Independent Marketing Research Institute Piepoli and broadcast on Report TV, 56% of citizens agreed when asked how they see the government’s decision in order to accelerate mass vaccination of the population will use the Chinese vaccine.

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According to the survey, 10% of the respondents said they are undetermined, 1% of the refused to respond, and 0.9% said “they don’t know whom to vote” and the rest voiced their vote in favour of smaller political parties.

The survey has been conducted based on a particular sample designed to represent the opinions of a population in various administrative units of the district; namely Tirana municipality, Kamez, Kavaje, Vore and Rrogozhine.

The survey found that a majority of voters in Tirana will participate in election. Around 97.8% of the respondents said they are determined to cast their ballot, 1.8% said they are undetermined and only 0.4% of them said they won’t take part in the April 25 parliamentary elections.

The results of the opinion poll for Tirana are similar to the 2017 general elections in Tirana.

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According to the fourth pre-election opinion poll conducted by the Italian Institute Piepoli, the ruling Socialists would secure a majority of 73 seats in the next parliament, the main opposition Democratic Party (DP) would win 56 seats and the Socialist Movement (SMI) for Integration would secure 10 mandates.

DP and SMI would be unable to win the majority of seats in parliament even in the framework of their post-election deal

Several smaller political parties will struggle to win a seat in the next parliament.

The ruling Socialists would win the majority of seats in Tirana if the election was to take place today, whereas the Socialist Movement for Integration (SMI) has lost ground compared to its performance in the parliamentary election in 2017, according to the opinion poll.

The leading Italian Institute Piepoli unveiled the projections of its fourth pre-election opinion poll among more than 1000 people and it found that 49 to 53% of the Tirana citizens would vote in favour of the Socialist Party in the next month’s parliamentary elections in Tirana and this is translated into 18 to 20 seats in parliament. This way, the ruling Socialists would retain their election result in 2017, and they stand the chances to gain two more seats in the next parliament.

The main opposition Democratic Party would come the second in the election with 35 to 39 percent of the respondents saying they would vote for the DP, and it would secure 12 to 14 seats in parliament. The poll’s findings suggest that DP will increase its seats in parliament compared to 11 seats it won in the capital in the 2-17 parliamentary elections.

The Socialist Movement for Integration will see its backing go down, wining only 4 to 8% of the votes in Tirana, or 1 to 3 seats in parliament, compared to five seats in 2017.

The opinion poll also found that the Socialist Party would win 49-53 % of the votes or 6 to 8 seats in the central region of Elbasan, whereas DP and its Alliance for Change would secure 37-41 % of the votes, or 5 to 7 mandates.

The poll’s findings suggest that 43-47% of the citizens in Durres would vote for SP and it would win 6 to 8 seats in parliament. DP and its allies would gain the backing of 38-42% of the citizens, securing 4 to 6 seats, whereas the SMI would win 6-10% of the votes, or 2 seats.

The opposition DP would retain its stronghold in the north-western region of Shkodra, with 46-50% of the respondents saying they would vote for DP, which would be translated into 4 to 6 seats in the parliament.

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