Moldova’s Central Election Commission confirms parliamentary election valid

Voter turnout in Moldova’s parliamentary election has surpassed the 33% threshold required for the vote to be recognized as valid.

According to the country’s Central Election Commission (CEC), cited by Ukrinform, as of 17:25 on September 28 more than 1.31 million citizens had cast their ballots. This represents nearly 44% of the electorate, well above the minimum turnout threshold of 33.33%.

The CEC noted that more than 202,000 Moldovans abroad voted, underscoring strong engagement by the diaspora. In Transnistria, over 10,000 citizens participated.

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As reported, Moldova’s parliamentary election began on Sunday, September 28. Voters are electing 101 members of parliament who will lead the country for the next four years.

Photo: Facebook / Comisia Electorală Centrală a Republicii Moldova