The Municipal Electoral Office has established, through a draw, the order of candidates on the ballot for the by-elections on December 7. Cătălin Drulă (USR) occupies the first position, followed by Daniel Băluță (PSD) in second place, George-Valentin Burcea (Party of Young People) in third place, and Ciprian Ciucu (PNL) in fourth place. The complete list of candidates also includes names such as Anca-Nicoleta Alexandrescu (the "Justice for Bucharest" alliance), Lazăr Rareș (Romania in Action Party), and several independent candidates. The positions for non-parliamentary candidates were determined following a second stage of the draw, and the final order of independent candidates was determined by the date of their registration.
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