Opinion poll

Of the 6,986 candidates for Bulgaria's 45th Parliament, 2,073 are women and 4,913 are men. A total of 1,035 candidates have been registered in two regions, well over the 668 in the previous parliamentary elections in 2017, Dimitar Dimitrov, a member and spokesman for the Central Election Commission, told reporters on Sunday.

Ljubljana – More than two thirds of respondents in the most recent Valicon survey do not trust the rapid antigen tests used across the country. The people’s trust in the government’s anti-coronavirus measures continues to slide, while the number of those who intend to get vaccinated is rising, the survey suggests.

Hungary's government on Monday launched Prime Minister Viktor Orban's eighth 'national consultation', which critics describe as a tool to create the illusion of popular consent for his controversial policies.

National consultations look like opinion polls, are sent to every household, and usually contain a list of questions.

Trailing in opinion polls before a parliamentary election this year, Croatia's ruling party is locked in a fierce fight over who should lead it.

A new opinion poll carried out by the firm Pulse for Skai has found that most Greeks are worried about the new migration crisis at the country's border with Turkey as well as the coronavirus.

Specifically, the poll found that 83 percent of respondents are worried about the developments at the Greek-Turkish land border, with 62 percent saying they are "very worried."

With opinion polls strongly favouring the centre-right and reformist parties, they and their presidential ally have every motive to push for snap elections as a way to resolve the current political crisis.

The nimble pace at which the government has been working makes it feel as though it's been much longer since the election that brought it to power on July 7.

Some 60 percent of Turks are worried about climate change, according to recent survey conducted by KONDA, which is a research and consultancy firm that specializes in public opinion polling.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras warned voters, and especially the younger ones, not to abstain from the general elections on Sunday, noting the result will affect their lives in the next four years

Almost all the public opinion polls in the runup to Sunday's snap election see New Democracy beating SYRIZA by a margin of 8-10 percentage points. No polling company dares stray from this prediction after the debacle of hugely mistaken estimations made by some as regards the government's performance in the European elections.