Context:
- Outgoing Moldovan President Dodon wishes success to President-elect Sandu
- Moldovan president elect says plans to invigorate 5+2 talks on Transnistrian settlement
- Social Democratic Party wins elections in Romania after 95% of votes processed
- Moldova’s President-Elect Sandu demands dissolution of parliament
Maia Sandu has won Moldova’s presidential election with 57.75% of the vote, while Igor Dodon gained 42.25% with 100% of ballots counted, according to the country’s Central Election Commission.
According to data published on the commission’s website, voter turnout was 52.78%, TASS reports.
Moldova held the second round of its presidential election on Sunday. The run-off pit leader of the pro-EU Party of Action and Solidarity Maia Sandu against incumbent President Igor Dodon.
