Moldova Plans Overseas Voting

Moldova Plans Overseas Voting

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Moldova’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has released preliminary details on potential overseas polling station locations for the upcoming parliamentary elections on September 28, 2025. An interactive map, based on proposals from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, highlights these suggested sites, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

The CEC encourages Moldovan citizens abroad to pre-register by August 14 to help determine where and how many polling stations will be needed. The final decision on overseas voting arrangements will be made by August 24.

These efforts aim to facilitate voting access for citizens abroad and ensure a smooth electoral process.

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