Tag: PAS
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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 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…
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Moldova Parliament Elections 2025: PAS Leads Partial Results
Overview of the Moldova 2025 parliamentary elections The Republic of Moldova held its parliamentary elections amid high expectations about the country’s political direction. With exit polls not in use, the first signals come from partial results as counting proceeds across 2,274 polling stations. The most recent updates show the Party Action and Solidarity (PAS), aligned…
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Moldova Elections: Pro-EU PAS Leads as Votes Are Counted
Partial results place PAS ahead As votes were tallied across Moldova, the Action and Solidarity Party, known as PAS and led by the pro-European president Maia Sandu, held a commanding position with about 44.5% of the vote, as roughly 80% of ballots were counted. The Russia-friendly Patriotic Bloc trailed with around 27.8%. The early tally…
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Moldova Elections: Pro-European PAS Leads, No Majority Yet
Overview: PAS Leads as Ballots Continue Counting With more than 75 percent of the votes tallied, Moldova’s pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) is leading the parliamentary elections, securing roughly 44 percent of the vote. The race is far from decided, as the pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc trails at about 28 percent. As more ballots…
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EU-backed PAS leads Moldova’s election as vote count begins
Moldova’s pivotal moment: pro-EU PAS leads as counting begins Moldova is holding a high-stakes parliamentary election that could determine whether the small Eastern European country tilts toward the European Union or leans back toward Russia. The ruling pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) entered the vote with broad domestic support and strong backing from…
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Moldova Parliament Elections 2025: Turnout, Thresholds, and Contested Race
Overview of Moldova’s parliamentary vote Parliamentary elections in Moldova have concluded as polling stations closed and preliminary results began to circulate. The Central Electoral Commission reported a turnout around 52%, with roughly 1.6 million citizens participating in the four-year mandate that will fill Moldova’s 101-seat parliament. The electoral rules set distinct thresholds: independent candidates must…
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Moldova’s 2025 Parliament Elections: Partial Results Confidence Signal
Live snapshot of Moldova’s 2025 parliamentary vote — partial results The Republic of Moldova held parliamentary elections on a tightly watched path toward a pro-European government, with no exit polls and partial results guiding early expectations. As counting progressed, the most detailed figures came from central precincts, revealing how parties and blocs were faring midway…
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Moldova Elections See 51.9% Turnout as Diaspora Votes Extend
Overview: Turnout at the Polls At 18:00 GMT, Moldova reported a turnout of 51.9% in the legislative election, slightly down from 52.3% in 2021. The figure could still change as the diaspora is allowed to vote until 21:00 local time in each host country, potentially nudging the final percentage higher. First official results are not…
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Moldova Elections: Pro-European PAS Faces Tight Race Amid Interference Fears
Turnout and the vote deadline Voters across Moldova cast ballots in a high-stakes legislative election, with turnout at 51.9% by 18:00 GMT (20:00 local), according to the election commission, just below the 2021 figure of 52.3%. The results could still shift as the diaspora is allowed to vote until 21:00 local time in each host…