Voters who will go to the polls on Sunday will receive stickers with the message: “I voted”. The Central Election Commission resumes this initiative, which was also applied in the previous elections, as a gesture of Democratic mobilization and involvement, IPN reports.

“The action is meant to turn the moment of voting into a memorable experience, to strengthen the sense of belonging and civic pride for all citizens who exercise their constitutional right to vote,” the electoral authority said.

For young people who are going to vote for the first time, stickers for the phone are prepared.

Children who accompany their parents or grandparents to polling stations will also receive stickers with the message: “future voter”. “They have the role of transmitting, from an early age, the idea that involvement in the democratic process is a responsible gesture,” the CEC said.

The Central Electoral Commission underlines that”voting is not only a constitutional right, but also a fundamental civic responsibility, through which every citizen expresses his will and actively contributes to the consolidation of democracy”.

In the elections of September 28, the 101 deputies of the new parliament of the Republic of Moldova, the XII Legislature, are elected for a four-year term.