US EditionRomanian court orders a recount of presidential election first round
- A top Romanian court has ordered a recount of all the ballots cast in the first round of the presidential election, which was won by Georgescu.
- The Constitutional Court's decision is final and comes amid protests over Georgescu's previous remarks on nationalism and Russia.
- The court also rejected a request to annul the first-round vote made by Sebastian Popescu, who received only 0.15% of the vote.
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The Constitutional Court can confirm the results of the first round of elections on December 2, after the recount of votes has been completed.
Romania’s Top Court Demands Recount In Presidential Poll
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent Worthy News BUCHAREST/BUDAPEST (Worthy News) – A pro-Russian presidential candidate has condemned Romania’s top court’s decision to order a recount of votes in the first round of the presidential election. Calin Georgescu’s surge to victory in the European Union and NATO member state prompted Romania’s top security body to warn that the country was “a key target” for hostile Russian actions. Ha…
Romania recounts presidential ballots as parliamentary vote looms
Romania on Friday began recounting the votes from last week's dramatic first-round presidential election, amid concerns the ballot might be annulled as authorities pointed to Russia's influence and alleged interference via TikTok. Romania was thrown into chaos after a top court ordered a recount of the first-round vote, won by Calin Georgescu, a little-known far-right
Romania lives on days of great turmoil. On Friday, the Constitutional Court postponed the decision to cancel the first round of the presidential elections – held on 24 November and won by the ultra-right and pro-Russian candidate, Calin Georgescu – to next Monday until it has the result of the vote count that he requested on Thursday. The postponement is known just two days before a highly contested legislative election is held, in which he has …
In Romania, the ballots from the first round of the presidential election are being recounted.
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thelibertybeacon.comRomania’s Socialist-Leaning Top Court Orders Election Recount
The drama surrounding Romania’s shock presidential election result just keeps getting bigger and weirder, with no telling at this point if the nation will accept the outcome, whoever prevails in the second round on December 8th. Not unusually, Brussels-based critics of the surprise at the polls now allege that social media and Russia caused their preferred candidates to be rejected by voters. A recount could also harm the liberal runner-up in fa…
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