Presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova: Maia Sandu and the Socialist Party representative enter the second round.
Gabriel Neagu
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According to preliminary presidential election results, Maia Sandu won almost 42% of the votes, while Socialist Party candidate Alexandru Stoianoglo attracted more than 26% of the electorate. The referendum on EU membership is extremely close, with 50% of voters voting for and 50% against.
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Procente strânse la refendumul pentru aderarea Republicii Moldova la UE. Diferență de doar câteva zeci de voturi, potrivit rezultatelor preliminarii
ALEGERI ÎN MOLDOVA Rezultate la ora 8.00 - Egalitate la referendumul privind aderarea la UE, după prelucrarea a 98.29% din procesele verbale/ La 8.30, după prelucrarea a 98,33% din procesele verbale, balanţa înclină în favoarea celor care au răspuns "DA"
Maia Sandu câștigă primul tur al alegerilor prezidențiale cu 42%. Alexandr Stoianoglo merge în turul II cu 26%
Alegeri Republica Moldova 2024. Majoritatea a spus DA aderării la UE, diaspora a răsturnat situația la referendum, după numărarea a aproape 99% din voturi! Pentru președinție, duel Maia Sandu - Alexandr Stoianoglo în turul 2
Prezidențiale în Republica Moldova: va exista și turul doi - Tion
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