Romanians abroad start voting on the second lap of the presidential election
AdvertisementRomania migrant members began voting for the second round of the presidential elections on Sunday.
The second lap of the presidential elections must be the race renamed between George Simeian, the right -wing candidate and the independent European pro -Nikuwar Dan.
When the first voting schedule was opened in Auckland, New Zealand, the votes for the Romanians abroad began at 10 pm on Thursday night.
Of the nearly one million voters qualified abroad, the polling booths reported that 158,000 voted until 4 pm on Friday.
“Voting is very important to me, because I was a student because I was a student, something I had dreamed of the European route. I believe in that direction,” a voter said in Paris.
“I voted for a better future. For peace in our country, we have been living abroad for many years. We can return home,” another voter said in Rome.
After the Supreme Court canceled the previous elections, Romania won a profound political crisis, in which Georges won the first lap on the first lap following the allegations that Moscow’s refusal of the Russian intervention and the Russian intervention.
After being fourth in last year’s cancellation race, the 38 -year -old leader of the Romanian alliance supported SIMI or Georgesku, which was banned in March to apply for a new election. SIMI then started to lead the May 4 race.
Votes abroad are decisive
Recent local polls indicate that the 55th year of mathematician Dan, who was prominent in the fight against illegal real estate projects, was almost balanced in the second lap after showing SIME.
An old activist who campaigned to reunite with the neighboring Moldova, will focus on reforms: reducing bureaucracy and taxes. But it emphasizes that its main purpose is to restore democracy. “My site is returning to democracy and returning to the wishes of the people,” he said.
Simean’s actions in Moldova have led to allegations that he is trying to disrupt the country and seek a ban on entering the country. It is prohibited from entering Ukraine for “formal anti -econian activities”.
This week, Moldova’s president of the Western dependent Moldova has issued a public support message to Dan, claiming that the axes are “part of the European family” and urged the axis to vote with the double nationality to vote for the threatening to protect Romania.
Just hours after the opening of the ballot box on Friday, the Molding government accused the government of being an election fraud, which was quickly rejected by Molding and Romanian authorities. “These reports are aimed at sowing distrust and hostility with the aim of affecting the election process,” the Romanian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
On the first lap, on May 4, SIMI received 61% of the best Roman migrants, and they appealed to patriotism to echo the Romanians who went abroad in search of the best opportunities.
According to Claudie Duphis, a professor of political science at the University of Bukest, the results are likely to be shortened on Sunday, which is often high in the second round. “The arrival of votes will be the key,” he says.
Last week, SIMEE tried to strengthen the support of migrants on the tour of the European capitals.
Both campaigns see the votes of the Romanians abroad for the second round on Sunday. SIMI is campaigning in London, Rome, Brussels and Paris, while its competitor Dan is campaigning in Romania.
