Next Election: 25 May 2014 Company: Eurosondagem for Expresso and SIC Publication: 22 May 2014 Fieldwork period: 14-20 May 2014 Sample: 2014 Mode: Telephone Note: Comparison with Eurosondagem poll of 24 April 2014. The logo under each party name indicates membership in a European political party. The indication N/A followed by a logo is used when a political party is not formally affiliated with a European political party but all or most of its MEPs have joined a particular parliamentary group.
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Portugal – European Parliament Election: 22 May 2014 poll (Pitagórica)
Next Election: 25 May 2014 Company: Pitagórica for i newspaper Publication: 22 May 2014 Fieldwork period: 14-18 May 2014 Sample: 506 Mode: Telephone Note: Comparison with Pitagórica poll of 5 April 2014. The logo under each party name indicates membership in a European political party.The indication N/A followed by a logo is used when a political party is not formally affiliated with a European political party but all or most of its MEPs have joined a particular parliamentary group.
Portugal – European Parliament Election: 22 May 2014 poll (Univ. Católica)
Next Election: 25 May 2014 Institution: Universidade Católica for RTP and Diário de Notícias Publication: 22 May 2014 Fieldwork period: 17-19 May 2014 Sample: 2085 Note: Comparison with 2009 EP results. The logo under each party name indicates membership in a European political party.The indication N/A followed by a logo is used when a political party is not formally affiliated with a European political party but all or most of its MEPs have joined a particular parliamentary group.
Portugal – European Parliament Election: 16 May 2014 poll
Next Election: May 2014 Company: Aximage for Correio da Manhã Publication: 16 May 2014 Fieldwork period: 7-14 May 2014 Sample: 1027 Mode: Telephone (CATI) Note: Comparison with Aximage poll of 17 April 2014. Results presented here exclude undecided voters (2.8%). The logo under each party name indicates membership in a European political party.The indication N/A followed by a logo is used when a political party is not formally affiliated with a European political party but all or most of its MEPs have joined a particular parliamentary group.
