The first round of the presidential elections was held in a professional manner despite the challenges caused by COVID-19. Particular legislative shortcomings undermined the efficiency of the observation of campaign
Incumbent President Igor Dodon, who runs for a new term in office, said the electoral system and the senior administration yesterday proved that they can organize free, fair and democratic
“On November 15, we have the chance to put the Republic of Moldova on the correct path and to together build a functional state that would work for the people,”
The autumn vacation for the students residing in the Transnistrian region was extended until November 15 due to the worsening of the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, IPN
With 100% of the ballots cast in the country (2,143 vote reports) counted, the results are as follows: the PAS candidate Maia Sandu gained 36.16% of the vote, while independent
The flu shots are to be delivered to Moldova next week, not this week as it was initially planned, Tatiana Bucharschi, head of the General Social Assistance and Health Division
The district electoral councils are to transmit the vote reports within 48 hours of the closure of polling stations. Later, the Central Election Commission will present the final election outcome.
At the out-of-country polling stations, the Party of Action and Solidarity’s candidate for President Maia Sandu leads with over 70% of the poll, IPN reports, quoting he preliminary presidential elections
In the runoffs, a major and serious impact will be produced by the debates involving Igor Dodon and Maia Sandu. Within direct elections featuring the two, the candidates will be
With 99.44% of the votes cast in the presidential elections of November 1 being counted, the results are as follows: the PAS candidate Maia Sandu – 35.91% of the vote,
