Presidential elections 2025 | Romania's Constitutional Court will discuss a request to annul the second round of the presidential elections, citing possible electoral fraud
Sanziana Georgescu
Elections 2025
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The request to annul the second round of the presidential election will be discussed on Wednesday by the CCR, according to officials. Parties and candidates can contest the election within three days of the vote, until May 20, by filing a reasoned request and providing evidence. The BEC will send the final results to the CCR, and after assessing the requests, the court will validate the elections and publish the result in the Official Gazette.
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