Tag: Maia Sandu
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Moldova Election 2024: Pro-European PAS Wins Absolute Majority
Clear victory reshapes Moldova’s political landscape The Central Election Commission reported a decisive win for the pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) in Moldova’s national vote. After counting all districts, PAS held 50.2% of the votes, securing an absolute majority in parliament. The Patriotic Block, a pro-Russian coalition led by former president Igor Dodon,…
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Moldova Election: Pro-European PAS Wins Absolute Majority
Election Results at a Glance In a decisive outcome that underscores Moldova’s pro-European orientation, the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) secured an absolute majority with 50.2% of the vote after all districts were tallied. The pro-Russian Patriotic Block, led by former president Igor Dodon, finished in second place with 24.2%. The result gives PAS…
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Moldova Election: PAS Secures Absolute Majority, Advances Pro-EU Path
PAS Secures Absolute Majority in Moldova Elections In a decisive political shift, Moldova’s pro-European party, the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), claimed 50.2 percent of the votes after all districts were tallied, according to the election commission. The outcome gives PAS an absolute majority in parliament, enabling the party to pursue its EU integration…
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Moldova Elections: PAS Takes Lead as Pro-European Momentum Shapes 2025 Vote
Context: Moldova’s pivotal parliamentary vote Moldova’s parliamentary elections, held amid a tense political climate, have produced a clear lead for the pro‑European Party Action and Truth (PAS). The official count puts PAS at 44.5% of the vote, ahead of the pro‑Russian Patriotic Bloc, which trails with 27.7%. The contest is intended to determine the country’s…
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Moldova Elections Update: PAS Leads with EU-Oriented Victory
Moldova Elections Update: PAS Takes the Lead as EU-leaning Bloc Rises Partial results from Moldova’s parliamentary elections show the pro-EU party Action and Solidarity (PAS), led by president Maia Sandu, maintaining a solid lead with about 80% of votes counted. The latest tallies place PAS at roughly 44.5%, while the main pro-Russian bloc, Blocco Patriottico,…
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Moldova’s Pro-EU PAS Tops Legislative Elections as Turnout Reaches 52%
PAS Takes Early Lead as Moldova Votes in High-Stakes Election The pro-European Action and Truth party (PAS), in government since 2021, emerged at the top of Moldova’s legislative ballot with an initial tally showing about 44.5% of the votes for PAS and 27.7% for the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc. With turnout around 52%, the election underscores…
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Ukraine-Russia War and Moldova Elections: Today’s News Roundup
Moldova’s Pro-EU Momentum Ahead of Parliamentary Vote In Moldova, the parliamentary elections are shaping up as a test for European integration. Partial results show Maia Sandu’s pro-European party, Action and Solidarity (PAS), leading with about 44.5% of votes counted, against the 27.8% secured by the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc. With roughly 80% of ballots tallied, analysts…
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Pro-EU PAS Tops Moldova’s Legislative Vote, Steering Toward EU Path
Overview: PAS leads the Moldovan legislative vote The pro‑European Party Action and Truth (PAS), in power since 2021, secured the largest share of the vote in Moldova’s decisive legislative election with about 44.5% against 27.7% for the pro‑Russian Patriotic Bloc. Roughly 52% of eligible voters cast ballots, a turnout level similar to the last cycle…
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Moldova Elections: Pro-EU Future at Stake in Parliament Vote
Polls Close on Moldova’s Pivotal Parliament Vote Moldova’s parliamentary election is a watershed moment for the country’s orientation toward Europe under President Maia Sandu, or for pro-Russia forces to gain traction in Chisinau. Voters started the day early, with polling stations opening at dawn and the formal voting period ending around 20:00 Swedish time (21:00…
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Moldova Wraps Up Parliamentary Elections as Turnout Reaches 52%
Turnout and the Electoral Landscape Moldova has completed its parliamentary elections, with polling stations closing across the country. The Central Election Commission reported a turnout of about 52%, estimating that roughly 1.6 million citizens participated in the vote. Deputies are elected for four-year terms, and the Parliament comprises 101 seats. The election rules set thresholds…