Summary
People in Moldova are voting in parliamentary elections. The election could decide if Moldova continues to support Ukraine and the European Union or moves towards closer ties with Russia. There are claims of Russian interference, which Russia denies.
Key Facts
- Moldova is holding parliamentary elections that could impact its relationship with the European Union and Russia.
- Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean claims Russia is trying to interfere in the election.
- Russia denies allegations of interference and disinformation efforts.
- Polling booths are open from 7 am to 9 pm local time, with results expected later.
- The election will choose 101 members of parliament, and the leading party or alliance will nominate a prime minister.
- The pro-EU Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) is currently leading in most polls.
- About a third of Moldovan voters are undecided; the diaspora is also significant.
- The pro-Russian Patriot Electoral Bloc is gaining support amid economic issues and voter dissatisfaction.
