Remus Ștefureac, on contesting the elections: "An anti-democratic, anti-patriotic attitude, one that plays exclusively into the hands of Russian propaganda. It's like doubting Donald Trump's victory"

Remus Ștefureac, director of INSCOP, says Romania's presidential election, with a record turnout and a difference of almost 1 million votes, reflects strong democratic legitimacy. He believes that to challenge this result is an anti-democratic and anti-patriotic attitude, similar to doubting Donald Trump's victory. Ștefureac emphasizes the impact of the senior vote, which perceived a potential victory of George Simion as an economic threat. The Constitutional Court is debating an election challenge, and Simion plans to annul the result.