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USR Admits that the Muresan Government Does Not Have 233 Votes yet. And Post: "Until the Time of the Vote Anything Can Happen

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Senator USR's leader, Sorin Sipoş, said on Monday, about the chances of Siegfried Mureşan's cabinet, that USR believes there is still time to collect 233 votes.
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The government proposed by Siegfried Mureșan does not currently have the 233 votes needed to pass the Parliament. However, the USR hopes to get additional support by Wednesday, when the investiture vote is scheduled, and it is also counting on negotiations with PSD. Senators' leader USR, Sorin and Pos, acknowledged Monday, before the start of the Ministers' hearings [...] The USR article looks for the votes that are missing for the Mureșan Gover…

Senator USR's leader, Sorin and Post, said on Monday, prior to the start of the hearings of the ministers proposed in Siegfried Mureșan's cabinet, that the coalition parties do not currently have the required majority of 233 votes, but focus on the negotiations in the coming days.

Senator Sorin and Poss, of the USR, declares himself confident in the ministers proposed by his party and says that they have demonstrated professionalism and achieved results in the Bolojan government. The appeal of the USR ministers comes after the Social Democrats have decided not to vote for the government of the appointed prime minister. "Mureșan is fully decoupled from Romania. We do not give way to political blackmail, [...]

Senator USR's leader, Sorin Sipoş, said on Monday, about the chances of Siegfried Mureşan's cabinet, that USR believes there is still time to collect 233 votes.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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