Pavel Postica discusses optimal date for parliamentary elections

The parliamentary elections can be scheduled, in accordance with the law, between mid-July and early October, according to the Vice President of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), Pavel Postica, on Rlive.

CEC rejects referendum bid to dismiss Bălți mayor Alexandr Petkov

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) rejected the registration request from an initiative group seeking to collect signatures to organize a local referendum for the dismissal of Bălți's mayor, Alexandr Petkov.

Moldova to expand absentee voting in 2025 elections

The list of countries eligible for absentee voting in the 2025 parliamentary elections will be extended. This statement was made by Pavel Postica, Vice President of the Central Election Commission (CEC), on the Zi de zi (Day-by-Day) program on Radio Moldova.

CEC proposes implementation of postal voting in 2025 parliamentary elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) is proposing the partial implementation of postal voting in the parliamentary elections scheduled for 2025. This proposal includes the possibility of expanding the number of countries where this voting method can be applied. The recommendation is part of a report approved on January 17, which evaluates the effectiveness of postal voting used during the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum held in the fall of the previous year.

Electricity consumption increased this week

Electricity consumption rose sharply this week, surpassing forecasted plans for two consecutive days, according to the Government Crisis Cell. The cool weather and the return of citizens to regular work are the main reasons for this increase.

Former Romanian official: “We must offer Romanians a pro-European president”

Despite the aggressive Russian hybrid actions that targeted Romania during the canceled presidential elections, the authorities are under pressure to annihilate them. Former Minister Răzvan Cotovelea said in the show IN CONTEXT that “it is mandatory” for Romania to have a solid political coalition and a pro-European and pro-NATO president, who would guarantee the continuation of this path.

Moldovan voters defied election cancellation

In Chisinau, a day after the Romanian Constitutional Court's decision to annul the presidential elections, several Moldovan citizens with Romanian citizenship arrived at polling stations to confirm the news.

Romania's presidential elections face unprecedented social media chaos

It is difficult to predict who will win the presidential elections in Romania until the second round, especially given that the electoral campaign is heavily influenced by social media through aggressive propaganda, according to Sorin Ioniță, president of Expert Forum Romania.

Preliminary results in the second round of the new local elections: Uncertain situation in Iliciovca commune

Uncertain situation in Iliciovca commune, Florești district, after the second round of the new local elections. Although Irina Volciuc, the candidate of the "Renaștere" Party, was excluded from the race before the election by a decision of the Constituency Electoral Council, she managed to score 58% of the votes. The decision to cancel her registration was confirmed by the Central Electoral Commission and later upheld by the Soroca Court, which rejected the appeals filed by the candidate's representatives. The final result now depends on a decision of the Court of Appeal.

VOX // Moldovans with Romanian citizenship, present at the polls: they voted for a European and prosperous Romania

Moldovan citizens with Romanian citizenship went to the polling stations opened in the Republic of Moldova today to vote for the next composition of the Parliament in Bucharest. People say they voted for peace, democracy and a better future for both countries.

Residents of Boșcana, Criuleni and Iliciovca, Florești, elect their mayor today

The second round of the new local elections for the position of mayor in Boșcana commune, Criuleni district and Iliciovca commune, Florești district takes place on Sunday, December 1. According to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), the voting process is proceeding normally.

Republic of Moldova, in the top 5 countries with the most active voters. Over 80 thousand citizens voted in the parliamentary elections in Romania

The polling stations will close on the territory of the Republic of Moldova in an hour. So far, over 77 thousand Moldovans with Romanian citizenship have cast their votes in the parliamentary elections in Romania. According to data presented in real time by the Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP), in all, at the 950 polling stations abroad, about 710 thousand Romanians from the diaspora voted.