Elections

Several polling stations abroad changed their addresses

For the second round of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, scheduled for November 3, several polling stations in the diaspora have changed their location compared to the first round. The changes affect polling stations in Italy, Great Britain, Belgium, France and Spain. Citizens are urged to check the new addresses before planning to travel to polling stations.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the polling stations changed their locations in cities such as Ferrara, Chiavari, Siena and Terni in Italy; Corby, Birmingham, Glasgow, Newham and Belfast in the UK; and locations in France, Belgium and Spain, including Paris, Bordeaux and Sabadell. The new addresses are available for consultation on the diaspora.cec.md website, where citizens can find the nearest department to their place of residence.

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