Voters will be able to sign electronically to support candidates for the position of president of the Republic of Moldova

The Central Electoral Commission informs that in the presidential elections of October 20, the collection of signatures to support candidates for the position of President of the Republic of Moldova is additionally admitted through the "Electronic Subscription List" IT System, managed by the Central Electoral Commission. Authentication and signing in the System will be possible only with the help of electronic or mobile signature, through the MPass authentication and access control Service.

Cec sets funding limits for Moldova’s 2024 elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) today approved the financial ceiling for the electoral campaigns of candidates in the 20 October 2024 presidential elections and participants in the republican constitutional referendum.

CEC will collaborate with TikTok to combat fakes during the election period

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) in our country will collaborate with the TikTok platform to combat disinformation during the electoral period, in the context of the polls scheduled for October 20. In a meeting with TikTok representative Azamat Burjuev, CEC members and officials discussed the platform's policies and tools to prevent the spread of fake messages and illegal election advertising.

Former prosecutor Victoria Furtună will compete for president

Former anti-corruption prosecutor Victoria Furtună declared that she was an independent candidate for the position of president of the country. The announcement was made in a video spot, filmed in Tiraspol against the background of the monument to the commander of the Russian troops, Alexandr Suvorov.

Irina Vlah's Candidacy: Focusing on Moldova's People and Challenges

Irina Vlah, the former governor of Gagauzia, has announced her candidacy for the presidency of the Republic of Moldova.

Romanian Ambassador Backs Moldova's European Future: Civic Engagement Soars

The Romanian Ambassador to our country, Cristian Leon-Țurcanu, cast his vote for "a resilient Romania within a Europe characterised by peace and prosperity".

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Opposes Voting Extension Proposal: Electoral Fraud Concerns

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) has issued a dissenting opinion on the regulation sanctioned by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), which proposes an extension of the voting period during the upcoming autumn elections from one to two days.

Preliminary results of the second round of the new local elections in Tîrnova and Bucovăț

According to the data of the Central Electoral Commission, Vladimir Gîsca, the candidate of the "Socialist Party of the Republic of Moldova" for the position of mayor in the town of Tîrnova, Dondușeni district, got 741 votes. Irina Maximova, who ran for the position of mayor in Bucovăț, Străseni district, from the European Social Democratic Party, got 282 votes, and Nicolae Lozovan from the Action and Solidarity Party - 217 votes.

Residents of Târnova and Bucovăț elect their mayors, in the second round of the new local elections

Residents of Târnova commune, Dondușeni district and those of Bucovăț city, Strășeni district, go to the polls again today, June 2, to elect their mayors. According to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), a total of 4,259 ballots were printed for this election, of which over 3,200 were in Romanian and a little over a thousand in Russian.

Moldovan Citizens Urged: Pre-register for Overseas Voting Rights

Moldovan citizens residing abroad are urged to register in advance to exercise their voting rights on October 20, the day of the presidential elections and referendum.

Moldova Local Elections: First Round Results Announced

The Moldovan Central Election Commission (CEC) announced the preliminary results of local elections held yesterday in five localities across Moldova.

Moldovan Expats Granted Mail Voting Rights for Presidential Elections

Moldovan citizens residing in the United States of America, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland would be eligible to vote by mail in the forthcoming presidential elections and the republican constitutional referendum, slated for October 20th.