Mihai Tudose on the joint PSD-PNL candidate: "In the coalition protocol, Mr. Crin Antonescu is our joint candidate."
Gabriel Dumitrache
Elections 2025
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The President of the PSD National Council, Mihai Tudose, said on Thursday that in the coalition meeting it was clearly established and it is also stipulated in the protocol that Crin Antonescu is the common candidate. He added that it was very clearly established that, as far as the joint candidate is concerned, it cannot be one of the presidents of the two parties. Tudose emphasized that the PSD is conducting a wider survey to see the mood of the population.
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Mihai Tudose: Crin Antonescu este candidatul nostru comun. S-a stabilit foarte clar că, în ceea ce priveşte candidatul, nu poate fi unul din preşedinţii celor două partide / Sondajul PSD, mai amplu, nu e să vedem dacă Antonescu e frumos sau nu
Mihai Tudose despre candidatura lui Crin Antonescu: am stabilit foarte clar să avem candidat comun
Candidatura lui Crin Antonescu, încă incertă. Tudose spune că va fi făcut un sondaj: Există posibilitatea și ca Antonescu să se retragă
Mihai Tudose, despre candidatul Coaliției la alegerile prezidențiale: Toată lumea poate avea o opinie până se hotărește ceva / Va fi un studiu mare, să vedem și starea de spirit a populației / Există posibilitatea ca domnul Antonescu să se retragă
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