The Constitutional Court validated today, March 14, the results of the republican referendum from 24 February 2019.
Following the Central Electoral Commission’s (CEC) report and minutes on the results of the February 24th parliamentary elections, the Constitutional Court will examine today, March 9, the legality of parliamentary elections and the validation of the mandates of the MPs.
The Constitutional Court of Moldova (CCM) rejected the request of the Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM) candidate for parliamentary elections, Iurie Urzică, regarding the recount of the votes in the uninominal constituency of Râşcani, on the grounds that insufficient evidence was submitted.
The February 24th parliamentary elections have been administered transparently, but many things need to be improved. These are just a few conclusions of the election observation mission discussed at the meeting of the European Parliament's Foreign Policy Committee. MEPs have signaled a number of issues, including voters who did not get much involved in voting, but also the fact that Moldovans from abroad could not vote on identity cards, Moldova 1 reports.
The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (PSRM) signed a declaration promising its voters to fulfill their promises made during the election campaign and not to betray the interests of the team. At the same time, the Socialists mentioned that they would not hold talks with any party or electoral competitor until the results of the parliamentary elections and the mandates of the new elected MPs were validated.