- Moldova’s pro-EU Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) won a parliamentary majority with around 50.1–50.2% of the vote, securing 55 of 101 seats. The pro-Russian Patriotic Bloc received roughly 24.2% of the vote.
- The election is widely seen as a choice between a Western, EU-aligned future and continued Russian influence.
- Moldovan authorities reported alleged Russian tactics, including vote-buying, cyberattacks (over 1,000 incidents), disinformation campaigns, and plans to incite unrest.
- Election day incidents included bomb threats targeting multiple polling stations abroad, ballot irregularities, and three people were detained for plotting unrest.
- Moscow denies the allegations and criticized the limited polling access for the large Moldovan diaspora in Russia.
Moldova’s Pro-EU Ruling Party Wins Parliamentary Majority
