The Central Election Commission (CEC) on June 3 registered the Party “Democracy at Home” as a contender in the July 11 snap parliamentary elections, approving its list of 101 candidates for MP and its electoral symbol that will be put on the ballot. The Commission also confirmed the party’s representative with consultative right to the CEC for the period of the election campaign and the person in charge of finances, IPN reports.

The party’s electoral symbol is the graphical image of seven white starts arranged in a circle in whose middle there are the letters “DA”, which is the abbreviation of the party’s name in Romanian. The white stars and the letters are placed on a black background. Furthermore, the words “Vasile Costiuc” are placed below the spherical circle.

Attending the Commission’s meeting, DA leader Vasile Costiuc said all their 101 candidates for MP are members of the Party “Democracy at Home”.

Eleventh election contenders have been registered so far: “Building Europe at Home” Party, the Common Action Civic Congress Party, the Electoral Bloc “Renato Usatîi”, the Shor Party, the Party of Action and Solidarity, the Electoral Bloc of the Communists and the Socialists, the Professional Movement “Speranţa – Nadejda” (“Hope”), the Democratic Party, the Party “Dignity and Truth Platform”, the National Unity Party, and the Party “Democracy at Home”.

The files of another six applicants are being examined. The deadline for submissions is June 11.