The Euronews Albania Barometer has conducted the second election measurement after the January 2025 measurement. The methodology used and the sample were the same, 1600 citizens questioned throughout the country, face to face. The data collection period is 15-25 February 2025.
The question is: Which party would you vote for if the elections were held today?
Answers in the second measurement:
Socialist Party (Edi Rama) – 39.1%
Democratic Party (Sali Berisha) – 27.8%
Albania Becomes (Adriatik Lapaj) – 5.1%
Opportunity (Agron Shehaj) – 3.9%
Together Movement (Arlind Qori) – 2%
Freedom Party (Ilir Meta) – 1.4%
Other parties – 1.7%
Meanwhile, 19% of citizens are undecided to answer this question. Some of them indicate that they will not vote, some do not know the answer or refuse to answer this question.
Second poll for the elections/ DP increases, but SP remains in
The second measurements show how the voting trend has changed. In the first measurements, the difference between those citizens who would vote for the SP and the DP was 15.6% in favor of the SP, while today in the second measurements this difference has narrowed to 11.3%. The undecided in both measurements have remained exactly at the same level, 19%.
Another reading in the comparison of the two measurements for the voting trend is the decrease of the SP by 1.4% and the increase of the DP by 2.9%. As for the new and small parties, a decrease is observed from the first measurement to the second measurement, with the exception of an increase of 0.8% that Agron Shehaj’s “Partia Mundësia” has undergone.
