The violations committed in the electoral campaign jeopardize the validation of the elections, say the lawyers of electoral competitor Moldova Noastra Alliance (AMN). “The severity of a range of violations committed by the Central Election Commission (CEC), by top state dignitaries, by some media, and also by electoral competitor Communists Party (PCRM), endanger the result of the polls,” said the head of the Legal Department of the AMN's campaign staff, Nicolae Raileanu, a CEC member with consulting vote, on Wednesday, at a news conference at Info-Prim Neo. Up to now, the AMN lawyers have submitted over 100 complaints and notifications to the CEC, the Broadcasting Coordinating Council and have started suits in different courts. In their opinion, the most severe violations signaled out by the AMN and rejected by the afore-mentioned institutions consist in the CEC's refusal to open polling stations abroad, the outdated name of the Communists Party and the usage of the administrative resources in the electoral campaign by the president, the speaker and the premier, who did not suspend from their jobs. A great deal of notifications are about media breeching the Regulation on covering the elections. The jurists say the CEC tendentiously considered their complaints, in the PCRM's favor. “The CEC members, in most of the cases, voted – with a relation of 6 to 3 – in the PCRM's favor, and against the law. Those six CEC members are part of the parties joining the PCRM in the Parliament and, unfortunately, they ignored the law, which forbids favoring any electoral contestant in any form,” said the lawyer Alexandru Spac, an AMN representative about the CEC. Victor Osipov, a candidate running on the AMN's list, has reiterated the risk of rigging the vote. “Despite the previous comments, the AMN calls on its members and voters to answer the questionnaire of the exit poll, in order to prevent and fight gerrymandering the elections by the Communists authorities,” he said. According to him, the AMN will count the votes classically and will centralize the information from its electioneerers.