The president of the Senate, Alina Gorgiou, says that there has been no discussion in the National Liberal Party regarding the candidates for the position of the country’s president, but admits that at the moment, Prime Minister Nicolae Chuke is the favorite to become the country’s president. candidate, writes news.ro. This rules out the possibility of a joint candidacy with PSD, but does not rule out a coalition with PSD after 2024, where 2024 will be governed by PNL on the right and PSD on the left. “As for the presidential candidates, we still have two years. It is absolutely premature to express opinions about individuals, but on a principled level I can tell you that the National Liberal Party in its recent history, after the revolution, has had a candidate for the position of party president, moreover, other parties have followed this rule to some extent. But there was no discussion about the presidency in the National Liberal Party at that time. It’s still too early,” said Alina Gorgiou on Sunday in the political show Insider on Prima Tv. She admits that Nicolae Chuke is currently the favorite in the party to claim the highest office in the state in the upcoming elections. “He is the president of the party, and you can’t help but see him as the main candidate for this position in the Romanian state,” add that. Gorgiu says he finds it hard to believe that the PNL will not have its own candidate for the country’s president, saying he will vote in the party to were separate candidates rather than joint candidates with the PSD. She claims that, furthermore, the “question of joint candidacies” with the SPD has not been raised, stressing that she does not believe it will arise either. She claims that public opinion polls show that The PNL currently enjoys 25-26 percent of the electorate. Alina Gorgiou believes that the current ruling coalition can continue even after the voting rounds of 2024. “I do not rule out a coalition with the PSD after 2024, but yes, I see that 2024 will be focused on PNL Mr left and PSD on the left. I don’t see how the Romanian right will not impose its candidate for the presidency”, – adds Alina Gorgiu.