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Romanian court orders a recount of presidential election first round

  • Romania's top court has ordered a recount of votes in the first round of the presidential election after a unanimous decision by the Constitutional Court.
  • The recount responds to a complaint by Cristian Terhes, a former presidential candidate who received 1 percent of the vote.
  • The election authority noted that recounting 9.46 million votes would take several days due to their archiving at courthouses.
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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 …

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In Romania, the ballots from the first round of the presidential election are being recounted.

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