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Few would take him on a one -month trip around the world, but many consider him more fun than the socialist leader. Montenegro accumulates attributes: Regarding the main opponent, he is more hardworking, intelligent, and more people preferred to have him as a boss.
The new pythagorean poll to ask him a set of questions to the Portuguese about the personality of the two leaders most likely to become Prime Minister on May 18.
The most positive features are all for Montenegro, but honesty worries and none of the leaders satisfy.
For the Portuguese, Montenegro is by large margin the political leader of between the two best prepared (58% compared to 28% for Pedro Nuno).
Not that touches honestythe prime minister also beats the opponent, but for little: 33% against 30% of Pedro Nuno Santos. Regarding the previous survey of the same company, it is a fall to Montenegro. But 1 in 4 Portuguese respond that “none” of the two leaders satisfies him in this matter. Montenegro earns greater confidence of men in this topic, and most of Pedro Nuno’s voters are this women.
In a more personal question, none of the leaders succeeded: who would take a one month trip around the world? The answer to almost half of the Portuguese (44%) was “none“Still, Montenegro wins again, as in fact wins in all topics, by a slight 27% against 26% of Pedro Nuno.
Regarding intelligenceMontenegro also stands out, with 50% of the Portuguese considering him smarter than Pedro Nuno Santos, who gets half (25%). 52% also consider Montenegro the more competentand only 28% give this attribute to Pedro Nuno. Almost half (48%) also consider it more worker that the opponent, who adds 24% of these votes.
Half (50%) prefer Montenegro to manage a national crisis, And only 30% bet on Pedro Nuno Santos. In the case of a international military conflict, 49% preferred to lead the negotiations the current prime minister, and 27% the socialist. The Prime Minister also wins in the topics of representing Portugal in a summit (55%) or mediate a trade agreement between China and the US (52%).
As boss in employment, One fifth of the Portuguese didn’t want any of these leaders, but the choice is mainly in Montenegro (44% compared to 30% of Pedro Nuno). To organize a charity event, The best would also be, for the electorate, the prime minister, with a short victory of 40% compared to 35% of the opponent.
But what makes laughing out the Portuguese is by good margin Luís Montenegro: 39% consider it entertaining that Pedro Nuno, who has 28% of the Portuguese to consider him better in this respect. To 23% of the Portuguese, however, none start smiles.
