In 2024, support for staying in the EU was higher at 65%, and only 10% were uncertain, meaning the share of undecided respondents has grown by 7 percentage points.

The proportion rejecting EU membership has slightly decreased despite years of government criticism toward Brussels.

The study also highlights that more than one‑third of pro‑government voters would choose to exit the EU, signaling a notable shift within that group.

Overall, the data suggests that while a clear majority remains EU‑friendly, uncertainty about both EU membership and the euro has visibly increased.