Moldova votes: referendum reveals split on EU accession

On Sunday, October 20, citizens of the Republic of Moldova visited the polls to elect their future president and express their views on the country’s direction.

Iulian Groza: Authorities seek to prevent any disruption

Despite the attempts of Russia and its acolytes to influence the electoral process in the Republic of Moldova, the preliminary election results show that the citizens are much more resistant to these attempts, says the executive director of the Institute for European Policies and Reforms, Iulian Groza. According to the expert, although there were premises that showed mass destabilization, there would be no danger in this regard.

Nicu Popescu: Validation of the referendum enables the Republic of Moldova to speed up the path to the EU

The validation of the referendum and the change of the Constitution will allow the authorities of the Republic of Moldova to speed up the path towards the European Union. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Nicu Popescu pointed out in a special edition on Moldova 1 TV, that politicians shall follow democratic principles and shall accept people’s will.

European integration referendum: Moldovan voters take notice

Voters recognize the significance of the presidential elections and the referendum on European integration, events that will considerably impact the negotiations for the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union.

Voting in Iași: A pivotal moment for Moldova's future

Approximately ten thousand citizens of the Republic of Moldova are expected to vote at the two polling stations established in Iași for the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum. Since the early hours of the morning, voters have turned out to determine the future of their country.

Monitor voter turnout in real time during elections

"Monitor the voter turnout in real time for the presidential elections and the constitutional referendum in Moldova."

Voters urged to verify identity documents for elections

Provisional identity documents are issued upon the request of citizens aged 18 and older, specifically on election day. The multifunctional centres of the Public Services Agency (ASP) will be open on Sunday, October 20, following a special work schedule from 07:00 to 21:00.

LIVE TEXT // Presidential election results: Maia Sandu lead and EU Referendum controversy

In the preliminary results of the 2024 presidential elections in Moldova, Maia Sandu is leading with approximately 41.86% of the votes, followed by Alexandr Stoianoglo at 26.32%, and Renato Usatîi at 13.78%. With a voter turnout of 51.4%, this initial count suggests a possible second round of voting if no candidate secures a majority.

Where and how the Moldovan citizens from the diaspora vote in the presidential elections and referendum?

Do you want to vote in the presidential elections and constitutional referendum on October 20, 2024, but you are not sure how the process works in the diaspora? Here is a simple and clear guide on how you can vote if you are outside the Republic of Moldova.

Election silence in the Republic of Moldova: campaigning is prohibited today and tomorrow

Today, October 19, is the day of silence before the elections for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova and the republican constitutional referendum, which will take place on Sunday, October 20. Under the Electoral Code, today and tomorrow, campaigning is strictly prohibited.

Over 1,300 Moldovans have already voted by mail in the presidential elections and referendum

Over 1,300 citizens of the Republic of Moldova have already voted in the presidential elections and the referendum for European integration, which will take place on Sunday, October 20. It is about those who chose to vote by mail. The president of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) Angelica Caraman announced this during a briefing.

Electoral debates for the republican constitutional referendum on Moldova 1 TV. Summary of the last debates

The last two debates for the October 20 presidential elections were held this week on Moldova 1 TV. Five candidates who compete for the seat of president were invited to the show, but two of them - Victoria Furtună and Tudor Ulianovschi, both independent candidates - refused the invitation.