Where will Moldovans abroad vote? CEC proposes 294 polling stations across 41 countries

Nearly 300 polling stations will be available for Moldovans living abroad during the parliamentary elections on September 28. The Central Electoral Commission (CEC), following proposals from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, released preliminary information for public consultation regarding the potential locations of these polling stations. A total of 294 stations are planned across more than 41 countries, and the list of the locations is now available online.

Preliminary Boldurești election results: Serghei Bulicanu receives 610 votes

Residents of Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district were set to vote again on July 20 in the second round of local elections, which featured only one candidate, Serghei Bulicanu. The other candidate, Nicanor Ciochină, was marked as "withdrawn." According to preliminary data from the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), 610 voters supported the independent candidate, Serghei Bulicanu.

Moldova elections 2025: Năstase runs as independent

Former Minister of Internal Affairs and leader of the Dignity and Truth Platform, Andrei Năstase, announced his independent candidacy for the September parliamentary elections.

Ex-Minister Stamate forms new political party

Olesea Stamate, a former MP for the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) and ex-Minister of Justice, is running as an independent candidate in the parliamentary elections.

Moldova 2025 elections: Key dates for parliamentary hopefuls

As of Sunday, July 20, individuals wishing to run in the parliamentary elections on September 28 can submit their applications to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).

CEC Moldova: Key decisions for Sep 2025 elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has established the overall cap for contributions that can be deposited into the "Initiative Group Account" to support independent candidates for deputy, amounting to 57,564 Moldovan Lei (MDL).

Ilan Shor's Bloc excluded from Moldova polls

The "Victorie-Pobeda" Electoral Bloc hasn't been registered by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) to participate in the parliamentary elections on September 28.

CEC suspends Moldova parties for finance report issues

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced it has alerted the Ministry of Justice regarding the suspension of activities for the Socialist Party of Moldova and the Force of Alternative and Salvation of Moldova, as well as the dissolution of the Conservative Party and the "ȘANSA" (Chance) Political Party.

CEC cancels Nicanor Ciochină's registration in Boldurești mayoral race

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) canceled the registration of Nicanor Ciochină, who was running as an independent candidate for mayor of the Boldurești commune in Nisporeni district. This decision was approved during a meeting held on Friday, July 18, with six members of the Commission voting in favor.

Moldova’s 2025 parliamentary race: Eligibility and candidacy conditions

From July 20 until August 19, 2025, individuals interested in running for office in the parliamentary elections can submit their applications to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC). According to the CEC, eligible citizens of the Republic of Moldova must be at least 18 years old by election day and should not have any restrictions on their right to vote or be elected in order to participate in the electoral process.

Moldova: 25 parties eligible for September 28 elections

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has released the list of 25 political parties that meet the legal requirements to participate in this year's parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28.

Moldova has entered the electoral period for the autumn parliamentary elections

The electoral period for the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28 begins today, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced. It will conclude once the Constitutional Court confirms the election results, according to the CEC.