The public organization “Zarea” (“Dawn”) and the representatives of several ethnic communities and organizations in a press conference at IPN made an appeal to electors, calling on them to vote
The Resource Center for Human Rights (CReDO) will monitor the parliamentary elections on February 24 to see if the anomalies witnessed at the legislative elections of 2014 and the presidential
It’s unlikely that any independent candidate will make it into the future parliament, especially since there are no runoffs under the new voting system, Ion Jigău, director of the polling
The political analyst Anatol Țăranu thinks there is a likelihood of snap elections as the February 24 plebiscite might not be validated over mounting allegations of electoral misconduct faced by
The ongoing campaign is somewhat atypical, as campaigning efforts have moved more into the field and less on TV. “Unlike previous campaigns and other situations, there are at last some
The politicians will be able to implement mainly only the scenarios that could be implemented based on the election outcome, while electors’ votes, for their part, depend greatly on the
The director of the Resource Center for Human Rights (CREDI) Sergiu Ostaf suggests using statistics methods in electoral processes for identifying eventual electoral frauds. Five statistical methods are broadly used
In the penultimate week of the electoral campaign, some improvements can be seen in the online media coverage compared to previous monitoring periods, shows the latest report of the Coalition
In the preliminary elections of February 24, 2019, the Roma community is represented by three candidates who all run in the national constituency, and none of these is a woman.
The political inclusion of persons of Roma ethnicity ahead of the parliamentary elections of February 24 is at a very low level. There are practically no Roma candidates on the
