Six Localities in the Republic of Moldova Elect Their Mayors. Where Do Elections Take Place?
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In Moldova on 1 November, elections and a local referendum were held in seven localities, and the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) was informed of the elections, five of which had elected mayors, one had a new local council and one had voted in a referendum on mining.
Citizens with voting rights from seven localities of the Republic of Moldova are expected today at the polls for new local elections and a local referendum. In five localities they will be elected mayors, in one locality a new composition of the local council will be appointed, and in another locality the citizens will decide whether to support the exploitation of useful mineral resources in the intravillane, transmits MOLDPRES.
The Central Electoral Commission has started printing the over 18,000 ballots for the local referendum and the new local elections, which will take place on November 1. The ballots are printed in four languages: Romanian, Russian, Gagauz and Bulgarian. At the same time, today is the last day that electoral promotion for the new local elections is allowed.
18 251 ballots are printed in total for the holding of the new local elections and of the local referendum this Sunday, November 1. According to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), they are available in four languages: Romanian, Russian, Bulgarian and Gagauz. For the election of mayors are printed 12,481 ballots, of which 3,851 in [...] Article New local elections and referendum, on November 1. How many ballots are printed first appears in R…
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