Corruption‑free governance ranks second with 41%, followed by improving relations with the European Union at 38%.
Another 32% want accountability for past corruption cases, while 31% expect the restoration of rule‑of‑law standards.
Although only 16% initially mentioned rebuilding trust in politics and democracy, a later question revealed that 80% of respondents consider accountability the single most important expectation of the new government.
On economic issues, 56% want the government to stabilize the economy and improve living standards. Many believe past financial abuses can be uncovered, though opinions differ on how extensively this will happen.
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