The Center for Urban and Regional Sociology (CURS) has published a political profile of voters on its website, based on exit-poll data gathered at the European Parliament elections of 26 May 2019.
PSD (S&D, suspended) is extremely popular among votes over 60 (47%) and extremely unpopular in the 18-30 age group (only 11%). USR-PLUS (new liberals) has a reverse distribution. It is extremely popular among young people (39%) and extremely unpopular among the elderly (9%). By comparison, PNL (EPP) and other parties have a relatively balanced structure.
The situation is the same if we talk about education levels. USR-PLUS is popular among those with higher education (43%) and PSD among those with primary education (45%). Again, PNL and the other parties have a more balanced structure.
According to the data, PSD has its power base in Muntenia (38%), PNL in Transylvania (30%) and USR-PLUS in Bucharest.
The Alliance is particularly strong in urban areas (33%), while PNL and PSD are mainly rural parties (33% PSD, 28% PNL).
All parties are balanced in terms of percentages between women and men.
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