The Political Party NOI could be under No. 12 on the ballot, the Party of Development and Unity of Moldova – under No. 13, while the Alliance for the Union of Romanians – under No. 14. The Central Election Commission decided by draw the order of the three parties that applied to be registered as election contenders today, IPN reports.
So far, the CEC has registered six parties and two electoral blocs as election contenders. These are the Electoral Bloc of the Communists and the Socialists, “Building Europe at Home” Party, the Common Action Civic Congress Party, the Electoral Bloc “Renato Usatîi”, the Party of Action and Solidarity and the Shor Party, the Professional Movement “Speranţa – Nadejda” (“Hope”) and the Democratic Party.
The CEC is examining the files of the Party “Dignity and Truth Platform”, the National Unity Party and the Political Party “Democracy at Home” and is to also examine the documents submitted by the three parties today, May 28.
The candidates can filed applications to be registered until June 11, which is not later than 30 days until the election day.
