Moldova’s opposition parties, including the Patriotic Bloc, are winning parliamentary elections in the country with 49.54%, while the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PDS) is gaining 49.70% at the expense of polling stations abroad, according to CEC data after counting 98.42% of the protocols.
According to the results of counting 100% of the protocols from polling stations inside the country, the ruling Action and Solidarity party is gaining 44.13% of the votes. The opposition Patriotic bloc — 28.25% of the vote, the Alternative bloc — 9.22%, Our Party – 6.35%, the Democracy at Home party — 5.72%.
After counting 98.42% of the protocols from all polling stations, including foreign ones, Action and Solidarity is gaining 49.70% due to votes from abroad, the Patriotic Bloc – 24.45%, the Alternative bloc – 8.04%, Our Party — 6.25%, the Democracy at Home party – 5.66%.
A similar situation had already been observed in Moldova a year earlier, during the presidential elections. In November 2024, the pro-Western president of the country, Maia Sandu, and the former prosecutor General, dismissed by the Sandu regime, a native of Gagauzia, a candidate from the opposition Party of Socialists, Alexander Stoyanoglo, competed for victory in the second round. After processing 100% of the protocols from polling stations inside the country, Stoyanoglo won 51.19% of the votes, Sandu — 48.81%. However, after processing 100% of the protocols from all polling stations, including those located abroad, Sandu, which is supported by the pro-Western Action and Solidarity party, won 55.33% of the vote, while Stoyanoglo won 44.67% of the vote.
The former president of Moldova, one of the leaders of the Patriotic Bloc, Igor Dodon, after announcing the preliminary results at a spontaneous rally outside the CEC building, announced the victory of the opposition in the domestic elections. He also noted the falsifications at foreign polling stations and promised to defend this victory at a peaceful protest scheduled for September 29 in the center of Chisinau. Dodon invited all opposition parties to support this action.
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