As part of the first measurement regarding the political elections of May 11, 2025, from January 15-30, 2025, MRB-Hellas and Datacentrum conducted the data collection process with 1,600 citizens.

The key question in this first of five measurements to be conducted by the Euronews Albania Barometer concerns voting tendencies.

Which party would you vote for if the elections were held today?

If the elections were held today:

• 40.5% of citizens say they would vote for the Socialist Party.

• 24.9% say they would vote for the Democratic Party.

• 6.4% responded that they would vote for “Shqipëria Bëhet” led by Adriatik Lapaj.

• 3.1% say they would vote for the “Mundësia” Party of Agron Shehaj.

• 2.2% indicate they would vote for “Lëvizja Bashkë” led by Arlind Qori.

• 1.4% say they would vote for the “Party of Freedom” led by Ilir Meta.

• 2.4% state they would vote for another party.

Meanwhile, 19.1% remain undecided on who they would vote for if the elections were held today.

A particularly significant finding from this Barometer measurement is the “Vote Projection”.

If the elections were held today and the undecided voters (19.1%) also participated—distributed according to the weight each party holds among voters—then:

• The Socialist Party would receive between 48.1% – 52.1%of the votes.

• The Democratic Party would receive between 28.8% – 32.8%of the votes.

• “Shqipëria Bëhet” would receive between 6.4% – 9.4%of the votes.

• The “Mundësia” Party would receive between 2.8% – 4.8%of the votes.

• “Lëvizja Bashkë” would receive between 1.7% – 3.7%of the votes.

• The “Party of Freedom” would receive between 0.7% – 2.7%of the votes.

• Other parties from the list would receive between 2% – 4%of the votes.