More than 158,000 Romanians from the Republic of Moldova voted for Nicușor Dan in the second round of Romania's presidential elections, with a record turnout

The record turnout of Romanians in the Republic of Moldova to vote for Nicușor Dan reflects a well-informed electorate aware of external threats. In his speech, Dan thanked Moldovan voters and underlined Romania's support for Moldova's European course. Expert Ștefan Bejan emphasized that the Moldovan vote is influenced by the awareness of the Russian threat, while Maia Sandu congratulated Dan on his victory, reaffirming the close ties between the two countries. The rhetorical attacks from Romania against Moldovan voters and their mobilization led to a record turnout, demonstrating a willingness to support democracy and European values.