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The Romanians will elect the next presidents on Sunday, May 4, May 4, the next presidents will elect in the first round of the “Do-Over” election, and the second time in the second month.
Eastern European country held presidential elections on November 24, 2024, which is the most suitable candidate Calin Georgescu, Someone who voted in single figures during the campaign, won a surprising way.
After the reports, this result, the political crisis, the lawsuit of Russian election intervention in favor of Georgescu.
The Romanian election body has banned the independence in Moscow in March. Now subject to criminal research.
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Where and when will the questionnaires in Romania?
The surveys are close to 7 (04:00 GMT), May 4, 9 (18:00 GMT).
Voters can hold ballot papers from 18,979 polling stations across the country. Additional 965 stations will be established in countries with large diaspora communities, including Malta, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Moldova and the United States.
How do the presidential elections work in Romania?
The President is elected to five years in the voting system in two rounds. A president can serve in two terms.
The candidate must provide more than 50 percent of all registered votes to be announced in the first round.
If no candidates do not reach 50 percent on May 4, a run between the two top ends will be held on May 18. The candidate with the most votes will be announced.
What are the main issues that manage this election?
Salary and inflation
The growing value of food and other grounds in the country is likely to be the biggest factor in choosing people to vote.
The country’s economy has been continuing in decreasing many young people to reduce many young people to seek work abroad. Faced with poverty close to one third of the population.
Corruption
Since the collapse of the Communist Government in 1989, there are deep fatty anger for how the establishment parties managed the country.
According to Transparency International, Romania is among the bottom four countries in Europe, according to Transparency International, in terms of corruption. Voters usually rely on public institutions and politicians.
Division of ideas
Romania, like several other European people, are facing the questions that have grown from the departments of the population in connection with the support of Ukraine against Russia. The more right-tapered voters are anti-supported support for Kiev.
In general, voters are divided into a government’s more removal from the West and the separation of Russia closely and the European Union and NATO.
This division is reflected in the makeup of the Romanian Parliament.
After the parliamentary elections last year, Romania’s parties to Europe, came together to organize the majority government in a proposal to close very well-known nationalists.
The National Coalition for Romania, Europe’s FEPARED POLICE DEMARISTIC PARTY (PSD) occurred when the boxes overlapped December option However, when the majority could not achieve, the Romanian Union Party (USR) and the Little Ethnic Hungarian Party (USR), Romanian Union Party (USR), Reformistic National Liberal Party (PNL) has reached an agreement.
In total, the coalition is 1,58 out of 134 places in the Senate, 58 in the upper house and 331 places in the lower MP Chamber.
The most popular party on the Ani-EU side is the most suitable alliance for the President of the Romanians (AUR) Union, led by Presidential candidate George Simion. In the Senate, 28 places and the Chamber of MPs have 61 places.
SOS Romania also ranks 28 places on the right side, 12 more places and MPs in the Senate. The most right side of young people (pot) takes up to 24 low and seven. In total, this Euro-Skeptical Parties occupies 113 places in the Chamber of Deputies – the ruling is not behind the coalition 135.
Taking into account this division, the EU will be in this presidential election.
Who are the main candidates?
George Simion, 38
The right winged, Eurosive Politician is the leader of the Union of Romanians (AUR) and is currently being supported by the support of 30 percent of the Poll Survey (average of all surveys).
Simione accepted as Moscow Pro-Moscow – as a former member of AUR member – and criticized the decision of the disputed November elections, supported by nationalist camps.
It is against the same sexual marriage and Euro-skeptical. He also spoke to Ukraine.
He once attorneys from Ukraine and Moldova, which belonged to Romania. In May 2015, Simion Moldovan was declared the persona Non Grata, and announced the entry to the country in five years. This ban has been updated in February 2024 in five years.
Simion was criticized in 2019 for supporting the parliament of two former military officials accused of investing in the deposit of revolutionaries in 1989 in 1989.
Crin Antonescu, 65
The independent candidate and a long period of time the Politician Social Democratic Party and the National Liberal Party Union (PSD-PNL) are also supported by the centrist.
According to the political questionnaire, Antonescu, the head of the President and the Senate, which operates once and for a disposable, received 24 percent on April 24.
It supports Romania to join EU and NATO. He is also a supporter of sending more assistance to Ukraine.
Antonescu stressed his political experience in campaigns.
Nicusor Dan, 55
The activist and mathematician are Bucharest Mayor, who has a position held since 2011. It works as an independent candidate on an anti-corruption ticket and is 22 percent.
From for more than a decade before the Mayor, Dan, Dan, who is fighting in the capital and the converting public parks into the construction sites.
Give in liberal camps that support more closely connections with the EU and are looking to prevent the risk of right-winged candidates, but as Simon, but the central ruling does not prefer coalition.
Dan was re-elected as Mayor in June last year, and the announcement to be used after the presidential election in November came as a surprise.
Its promotions are promised to reform reform institutions, increase corruption and ineffective costs. He also promises Romanian to connect along ideological lines.
Victor Ponta, 52
By the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister, Puta and PSD) and PSD, are 10 percent in this election as an independent candidate and 10 percent.
The weight of the upper case was violated by tax evasion and money laundering allegations, as a result, forced him to resign. In 2018, a court acquitted him to return to politics.
Ponta is currently a legislature in the Chamber of Deputies.
He stressed the nationalist and protectionist topics in the campaign: Ukraine wants to buy grain and protect the interests of Romanian farmers.
Elena lasconi, 53
Lasconi, journalist and South-Central Romania are Campulung Mayor. Liberal is famous for voters.
He works as the leader of the political party, the Romanian Union (USR) is 7 percent voting in the politico box survey.
Lasconi was placed second in the November elections and faced Georgescu in the voices of running before the run.
As a mayor, he supports the EU support that Campulung was allowed to build a park and other critical infrastructure.
What powers of the Romanian president do you have?
The President of Romania is the head of state and can make official orders.
As part of the Constitution, the President then has the power to nominate the Prime Minister, which should then be approved by the parliament.
The president has no power to dismiss once the Prime Minister once in place, although the current Prime Minister may appoint. The Prime Minister and its cabinet have the final control when it comes to operating the country.
The president is required to protect a neutral position by the Constitution, if the simion wins the president, it will place it in contradictions with the coalition government.
