The Communists Party (PCRM) has spent the largest sum of money during the first two weeks of election campaign. According to the financial report submitted to the Central Election Commission (CEC), so far the party used 2 031 640.37 lei for advertisements, room rental, transport and other campaign-related costs, Info-Prim Neo reports. The Democratic Party has spent 1 831 690.16 lei during two weeks. The Liberal Party, the Moldova Noastra Alliance Party, the Christian-Democratic People's Party and the Humanist Party of Moldova spent between 100 000 and 300 000 lei, while the other parties less. The European Action Movement and the Republican Party reported zero expenses. Eleven of the 12 parties registered as election contenders during the first two weeks have presented financial reports. The Moldova's Patriots Party did not lodge a report as they did not open a bank account and did not spend money. The parties are allowed to spend 21 644 445 lei in the election campaign, while the independent candidates – 2 166 444 lei. [Until now, the CEC has registered the following election contenders:] 1. The National Liberal Party 2. The Democrat Party of Moldova 3. The Liberal Party 4. The United Moldova Party 5. The Christian Democratic People's Party 6. The European Action Movement 7. The 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 14. Valeriu Plesca 15. The Conservative Party 16. Gabriel Stati (independent) [Aspirants awaiting CEC registration:] 17. The Republican People's Party 18. The Social Political Movement “Ravnopravie” 19. The Social Democratic Party 20. Victor Stepanic (independent) 21. The Social Political Movement of the Roma 22. Evghenii Nazarenco (independent) 23. Gheorghe Russu (independent) 24. The Labor Party 25. Maia Laguta (independent) 26. The Ecologist Party “Green Alliance” of Moldova 27. Tatiana Tambalist.