Photo: Getty Images. After 50% of votes are counted, Sandu’s party maintains its leading position
To form a single majority, you need to collect 51% of the votes, otherwise you will have to form a coalition.
In Moldova’s parliamentary elections, the ruling pro-European Action and Solidarity party, led by President Maia Sandu, is maintaining its lead after 50% of the votes were counted, according to data from the country’s Central Election Commission.
The pro-Russian bloc is in second place. However, the final results may still change as the counting process continues.
After processing 52.33%, the results are as follows:
- PAS – 42.62%;
- pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc – 29.78%;
- Alternative block – 7.95%.
- Democracy at Home party – 6.76%;
- Our party – 6.38%.
Other political forces are currently not overcoming the threshold for entering parliament.
To create a single majority, it is necessary to obtain the support of 51% of the votes, otherwise there will be a need to form a coalition.
