The 'Moldova Mare' Party and the 'For People, Nature and Animals' Party were not registered by the CEC for the 2025 elections, while the 'MOLDOVENII' Alliance was accepted.
Călin Nicolescu
Republic of Moldova
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The Central Electoral Commission has rejected the registration applications for the 'Moldova Mare' Party, led by Victoria Furtună, and the 'For People, Nature and Animals' Party, citing non-compliance with the candidates' status and internal procedures. Instead, the 'MOLDOVENII' Alliance was registered with 57 candidates and the CEC also approved the party's electoral symbol. The reason for the rejection for 'Moldova Mare' was the exclusion of a candidate with a criminal record, which affected the representation quota.
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