Moldova's parliamentary election calendar announced

The electoral period for the upcoming parliamentary elections on September 28 will kick off on July 14. Candidates for deputy positions can submit their registration documents between July 20 and August 19.

Moldova elections: CEC tightens rules on political blocs

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) of Moldova approved a new regulation on June 17 for registering political blocs in elections.

More polling stations will be opened in Romania for Moldova’s parliamentary elections

Moldovan citizens living in Romania will be able to vote in the parliamentary elections set for September 28, 2025. According to Victor Chirilă, the Moldovan ambassador to Bucharest, there will be 22 polling stations in Romania, an increase of six from the last elections.

Boldurești vote recount for mayoral race held today

The ballots from the mayoral elections in Boldurești commune, which took place on June 1, are being recounted today, June 7, starting at 10:30 a.m. at the local Culture House. This recount is happening after the Central Electoral Commission accepted an appeal filed by independent candidate Sergiu Bulicanu, who reported several irregularities in the election process.

Boldurești elections: Ballots will be recounted on Saturday

The recount of ballots for the mayoral position in Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district, is scheduled for Saturday, June 7, according to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC). The process will take place at the local Culture House.

CEC decides to recount votes from Boldurești

The Central Electoral Commission approved a request for a recount of votes in the Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district, submitted by independent candidate Sergiu Bulicanu. According to the CEC's decision, which was made during a meeting on June 4, the results of the recount will be reported by June 8 at the latest.

Votes in Boldurești may be recounted; CEC to discuss the issue

Independent candidate Sergiu Bulicanu, who is running in the local elections in Boldurești, has requested a recount of the votes due to claims of irregularities in the electoral process. His request is set to be reviewed at the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) meeting scheduled for tomorrow, June 4.

Postal voting registration opens for September 28 parliamentary elections

Starting today, Moldovan citizens who have the right to vote and will be in the United States, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Japan, South Korea, Australia, or New Zealand on September 28, the day of the parliamentary elections, can register to vote by mail.

Voter register 2025: Over 3.2 million eligible voters registered

As of June 2, 2025, the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) announced that 3,297,499 voters were registered in the State Register of Voters. More than 80% of these voters are registered in level II administrative-territorial units, such as districts, municipalities, and autonomous units.

Nicanor Ciochină, accused in 14-year-old's death, narrowly wins Boldurești mayoral race

Independent candidate Nicanor Ciochină, who was accused of fatally hitting a 14-year-old child, received the most votes in the second round of local elections held in Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district.

Second round of local elections: 33.34% voter turnout by 6 p.m. in four localities

The second round of new local elections is held in four localities in the country on Sunday, June 1. Residents of Boldurești commune, Nisporeni district, Tabani village, Briceni district, Chiperceni commune, Orhei district and Talmaza village, Stefan Vodă district are expected to go to the polls.

Voted by Parliament // Moldovans in Japan, Australia, South Korea and New Zealand will vote by mail in the fall

Citizens of Moldova living in Japan, Australia, the Republic of Korea, and New Zealand will have the option to vote by mail in this autumn's parliamentary elections. Today, Parliament approved a bill in its second reading that expands the list of countries where this alternative voting method is available. This initiative aims to encourage greater participation from citizens living abroad in the electoral process.