Former Minister of Defense Valeriu Plesca Tuesday submitted the documents needed to be registered as an independent candidate in the November 28 early legislative elections to the Central Election Commission (CEC). He was preliminarily written on the 14th position in the ballot, Info-Prim Neo reports. The CEC registers the candidates running in elections within seven days. The position in ballots is definitive after the election contenders are registered by the Commission. Twenty-eight persons asked for subscription lists for running as independents. So far, the CEC has registered 12 parties. The 13th party – the PLDM – filed the documents on October 11. [The order in which the election contenders were written in the ballot:] 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 13. The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova /has not been yet registered/ 14. Valeriu Plesca /has not been yet registered/.