Until Sunday at 18:00, the Ministry of Internal Affairs registered 61 electoral complaints, applying 4 administrative sanctions and investigating 46 criminal acts.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Monica Dajbog, announced that, until Sunday at 6:00 PM, 61 reports of possible electoral incidents had been registered, without any special situations. Four administrative sanctions were applied for various violations, including photographing the ballot and unauthorized presence in the voting booth. Additionally, investigations are being conducted for 46 criminal acts, including voter bribery. Dajbog also mentioned a few examples of reports, such as a voter who reported a problem with the stamp on the ballot and a man caught with an irritant spray at a polling station.

In addition, five medical cases were reported at polling stations in Bucharest. Regarding deceased individuals on the electoral rolls, Dajbog explained that updates are sent 20 days before the election, which may explain some discrepancies. The missions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs continue even after the polling stations close, ensuring the security of the documents resulting from the vote.