Moldova’s early parliamentary elections were well managed amidst an improved legal framework and voters were offered a wide choice of alternatives, but concerns over the impartiality of the election authorities
The electoral process, including the Election Day, was conducted mostly in line with international standards. Elections were administered efficiently and in a transparent manner by the electoral administration, although some
Half of the ten richest members of the newly elected Parliament represent the Party of Action and Solidarity, which won most of the votes in the July 11 elections. Three
None of the ten TV channels monitored by the Independent Journalism Center (CJI) covered the election campaign correctly and impartially during July 2-9 so that 100% of the journalistic content
The leader of Our Party Renato Usatîi decided to leave the post of mayor of Bălți. He expressed his disappointment with the electoral score obtained in Bălți in the July
After 100% of the votes cast in the country and outside it were counted (2,150 election reports), the Party of Action and Solidary is shown to have gained 52.80% of
The Party of Action and Solidarity is waiting for the Constitutional Court to validate the election outcome and wants the new Parliament to start work as swiftly as possible. The
“Starting with today, the Party of Action and Solidarity has full power in the state – the presidential administration, the Government, Parliament and the Constitutional Court. It’s a kind of
The hunger strike announced by the leader of the Party of Regions on June 6 in solidarity with the employees of Moldova’s Railways (CFM), who haven’t been paid salaries during
The Party of Action and Solidarity gained 49.68% of the vote according to the results of the parallel vote count based on data collected from the observers of Promo-LEX at
