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Over 3.2 million citizens with voting rights in the Republic of Moldova are expected to participate in the second round of elections for the post of president of the country on Sunday. The polls opened at 7:00 am and will close at 9:00 pm. The interest of the citizens of the Republic of Moldova in these elections has increased compared to that shown in the first round. Kilometers were formed in polling stations in different countries and consulates referred voters to other polling stations to have time to exercise their right to vote.
The Milan consulate asked citizens lined up to vote in Parma, Mestre, Milan, Verona and Bologna to go to one of the nearby polling stations to express their choice. Huge lines had formed in those sections since the early hours, since the urns opened.
A similar request was made by the Consulate General of the Republic of Moldova in Frankfurt, which announced that, until 10:00 am, at the polling station 1/349 in Frankfurt am Main, 1,554 voters had voted, writes unimedia. info. The consulate sent them to citizens who were waiting in line to go to the polling stations in other cities such as Stuttgart, Kassel, Strasbourg, because there is a risk that there are not enough ballots for everyone.
The Moldovan citizens of Paris and Prague also voted in large numbers. Voters line up from 07:00 in the morning.
In the second round of the presidential elections, the Moldovans settled in Israel also mobilized. From 7:00 the first citizens were present to exercise the right to vote and, according to the source cited, the lines had already formed within half an hour.
There were also crowds in some polling stations in Belgium, the UK, Ireland, Romania, Spain, Greece, Denmark, Portugal, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
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Dozens of people line up at the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Bucharest to vote in the presidential elections
The second round is organized after none of the eight candidates for the post of President of the Republic of Moldova have collected 50 +1 of the valid votes cast in the first round.
Thus, in the struggle for the most important political position in Chisinau are the candidate of the Action and Solidarity Party, Maia Sandu, and the current president, Igor Dodon, who entered the elections as an independent, with the support of the Socialist Party of Moldova.
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