Models of ballots for November 5 elections approved

The ballots for the November 5 general local elections will be printed on matte paper and will have different colors. The models of ballots were approved by the Central Election Commission, IPN reports.

The ballots to elect the mayor of the village (commune) or town (municipality) will be pink. Those to elect the mayor of the municipality of Balti and the mayor general of the municipality of Chisinau will be violet.

The ballots to elect councilors on village (commune) and town (municipal) councils will be smoky gray in color, while those to elect councilors on district councils (Balti and Chisinau municipal councils) will be beige in color.

The district electoral councils of the first and second levels will approve the texts that will be written on ballots by October 15.

In the general local elections of November 5, voters are to elect 898 mayors and 11,058 local councilors, out of whom 9,972 will be village (commune) and town councilors, while 1,086 will be district/municipal councilors.



Teachers will feel the salary increase starting from October, following the Government’s approval of the budgetary-fiscal policy and the new wage law. The announcement was made by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, who specified that the authorities aim to adopt the two documents during the period of August-September, reports IPN.

According to the minister, the salaries for the month of September are paid in October, so that the teaching staff should then benefit from the first increased wages.

“We are trying to stick to our previous commitment regarding wage increases. After the fiscal-budgetary policy will be presented, the wage law will follow. At the same time, I would like to have more time for discussions related to the performance bonus that I would like to consult more with the system,” declared Dan Perciun during the “Rezoomat” show on RealitateaTV.

The Minister specified that salary increases will vary between 10% and 15%, depending on the teaching grade, and will be calculated on the total income of the teachers, including the bonuses they currently benefit from.

“Salary increases will vary from 10% to 15% depending on the educational level, but we are talking about the entire current income of the educational staff, including bonuses, to which we add another 10-15% and additionally to this increase some will also benefit from a performance bonus of up to 15%. So, for some, salaries could increase by up to 30%”, explained Dan Perciun.

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Models of ballots for November 5 elections approved

The ballots for the November 5 general local elections will be printed on matte paper and will have different colors. The models of ballots were approved by the Central Election Commission, IPN reports.

The ballots to elect the mayor of the village (commune) or town (municipality) will be pink. Those to elect the mayor of the municipality of Balti and the mayor general of the municipality of Chisinau will be violet.

The ballots to elect councilors on village (commune) and town (municipal) councils will be smoky gray in color, while those to elect councilors on district councils (Balti and Chisinau municipal councils) will be beige in color.

The district electoral councils of the first and second levels will approve the texts that will be written on ballots by October 15.

In the general local elections of November 5, voters are to elect 898 mayors and 11,058 local councilors, out of whom 9,972 will be village (commune) and town councilors, while 1,086 will be district/municipal councilors.


The Central Electoral Commission proposes to the Constitutional Court the validation of the deputy mandate of Roman Rosca, substitute candidate on the lists of the Action and Solidarity Party. The decision comes after the resignation of deputy Alexandr Trubca, reports IPN.

Roman Rosca ranked 72nd on the PAS lists in the 2025 parliamentary elections. Originally from the left bank of the Dniester, he is a professional lawyer and has previously worked in the Police. He became a deputy in 2022, during which time he led the Special Commission for Reintegration. Subsequently, he also held the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration in the Recean Government.

The deputy mandate became vacant after Alexandr Trubca announced his resignation from Parliament, following controversies related to a real estate investment in Trușeni commune. Trubca argued that the investment is legal and does not generate a conflict of interest, however, he stated that the situation affects the image and credibility of the party he is part of.

The Constitutional Court is set to examine the notification of the Central Electoral Commission and to rule on the validation of the deputy mandate that falls to Roman Rosca.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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