Elections

ELECTIONS 2025 // PL launches campaign; Romanian unity a strategic goal

The Liberal Party (PL) has officially launched its parliamentary campaign in town Ungheni. In its electoral program, the party advocates for the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union and supports the unity of the Romanian nation.

The Liberal Party has announced the launch of its campaign in Ungheni, a town located near the border with Romania. Members and supporters of the party proudly displayed the flags of the Republic of Moldova and the European Union. The party is entering the elections with three main objectives: European integration, the pursuit of freedom, and the unity of the Romanian nation.

"For us, the Liberal Party, as a unionist party, the safest path to European integration is through union with Romania. Why? Because it brings us not only access to the European market, freedom, and prosperity, but also peace and security," stated PL president Mihai Ghimpu.

The Liberal Party has submitted a list of 58 candidates for deputy positions to the Central Electoral Commission. Among the top five candidates is former Minister of Education Corina Fusu.

"The European Union offers us economic growth that enables our development. It provides legal justice for everyone, including the elite, as well as funding to help us develop our villages and economy, particularly through the establishment of small and medium-sized enterprises," said Corina Fusu.

The ballot papers for the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28 will feature 23 electoral candidates, including 15 political parties, four electoral blocs, and four independent candidates.

According to the CEC decision, the order of electoral competitors on the ballots will be as follows:

1. Action and Solidarity Party
2. Democracy at Home Party
3. Coalition for Unity and Welfare Party 4 . Independent candidate Andrei Năstase
4. Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party
5. Independent candidate Olesea Stamate
6. European Social Democratic Party
7. Moldovan National Party
8. Patriotic Electoral Bloc of Socialists, Communists, Heart and Future of Moldova
9. Alternative Electoral Bloc
10. Respect Moldova Movement Party
11. Together Electoral Bloc
12. League of Cities and Communes Party
13. Alliance for the Unity of Romanians Party
14. Independent candidate Victoria Sanduta
15. Alliance for the "Moldovans" Party
16. "Greater Moldova" Party
17. "Unity of the Nation" Electoral Bloc
18. "New Historical Option" Party
19. Liberal Party
20. "Christian-Social Union of Moldova" Party
21. Tatiana Crețu
22. "Our Party" Party

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