According to Barna, discussions between the two sides are revolving on whether a run on common lists would ensure bigger exposure for both parties.
“We made some analyses, we have some results which show that a very big percentage of our voters, who want a European Romania, about 70-75% expect us to run on common lists. We will decide, we will see,” Barna said on Monday.
The USR chairman did not confirm whether Ciolos, a former EU Commissary for Agriculture, would top the MEP lists in case of a common run.
He added that, according to current polling, USR could expect between three and five MEP spots, and that there will be an analysis on how many would there be in case of a common list with MRI.
Both Barna and Ciolos confirmed for MEDIAFAX on Sunday that they talked about the possibility for the parties to run on common lists in next year’s MEP elections, but without reaching a decision on the matter.