CEC Revises Election Party List and Approves Polls

CEC Revises Election Party List and Approves Polls

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The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) has revised the list of political parties eligible for the 28 September 2025 parliamentary elections, removing the Agrarian Party of Moldova, Alternative Force and Salvation of Moldova, CHANCE, and VICTORY.

These exclusions follow decisions by the Public Services Agency not to register changes in official data for these parties, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

The CEC also updated the schedule for submitting documents for candidate registration, adjusted the composition of some district electoral councils for the 4 August–30 September active period, and approved three voter opinion polls.

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