The Conservative Party applied to the Central Election Commission (CEC) to be registered as contender in the November 28 early legislative elections and was preliminarily written in the ballot under number 15, Info-Prim Neo reports. The Conservatives lodged a list of 70 candidates with the CEC. The application and the list will be examined within seven days. [The top ten candidates of the Conservative Party are:] 1. Nirca Natalia 2. Zorina Zinovia 3. Aleinov Nicolae 4. Romanciuc Andrei 5. Tanasiev Svetlana 6. Sajin Ion 7. Nirca Oleg 8. Spinei Sergiu 9. Plesca Dumitru 10. Bordeniuc Iurie In the April 5, 2009 legislative elections, the Conservative Party polled 0.29% of the vote. It did not run in the July 29, 2009 elections. [On October 11, the CEC registered the first 12 parties as participants in the November 28 early parliamentary elections:] 1. The National Liberal Party 2. The Democratic Party of Moldova 3. The Liberal Party 4. The United Moldova Party 5. The Christian-Democratic People's Party 6. The European Action Movement Party 7. Moldova's Patriots Party 8. The Party for Nation and Country 9. The Republican Party of Moldova 10. The Moldova Noastra Alliance Party 11.The Humanist Party of Moldova 12. The Communists Party of Moldova The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, Valeriu Plesca and the Conservative Party submitted the documents, but have not been yet registered. To enter Parliament, the parties must gain 4% of the vote, while the independent candidates - 2%.