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Publicist and survey expert Roland Lami has commented on the recent measurements made by Barometer and Datacentrum, where according to the results, the popularity of the new leaders has increased.
Lami said that from these measurements in the next elections we may have changes, since if the popularity of the new parties will be translated into votes, the unchanged political "status quo" in the last 30 years may change.
" If I make a first conclusion, abstracting from the past and from what the experience of other countries tells us, I would say that these elections we will have changes, that a new wind is blowing. In the sense that the new parties recently have the potential to change the "status quo" which has not changed for 30 years.
Where in general the vote is concentrated in two main parties. But referring to the past that shows us that small parties may be liked by voters before the elections but are not voted for, while the main parties stay at a constant level or have a little growth, but do not overturn what the polls show. Lastly, likeability does not necessarily lead to votes for new parties, while in old parties generally likeability turns to votes ," said Lami.
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