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Election News from May 4, 2015
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The PDM presented their candidate for Chisinau general mayor’s office
At a press briefing, the Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM) introduced their candidate for Chisinau general mayor’s office in this June’s elections — Monica Babuc, the current minister of culture. Monica Babuc said that her team and herself will try to give Chisinau residents the feeling that they can live differently in their own city, that they can live here as good as in other European capitals. Along with the candidate for the mayor’s office, candidates for membership in the municipal council were presented, too. They include current Municipal Councilor Valentin Guznac, Deputy Minister of Labor, Social Protection and Family Gheorghe Turcanu, Deputy Minister of Economy Octavian Calmic, and others. // IPN
Monica Babuc
Democratic Party of Moldova
The PPRM presented their candidate for Chisinau general mayor’s office
The current head of Chisinau’s Riscani district, Mihail Cirlig, is the candidate of the People’s Party of the Republic of Moldova (PPRM) for Chisinau general mayor’s office. The announcement was made by PPRM Chairman Alexandru Oleinic at a press briefing. Mihai Cirlig mentioned that during the 8 years in his current office he managed to do a lot for the capital’s Riscani district, proving by actions that he can do good things for Chisinau. In the race for the capital’s general mayor’s office, Mihai Cirlig has adopted the slogan of the party that supports him: “Competent persons for Moldova, welfare for the people.”
Mihail Cirlig
People’s Party of the Republic of Moldova
The Reformatory Communist Party excluded from the electoral race
The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) excluded the Reformatory Communist Party (PCR) from the list of political parties that can participate in the general local elections of 14 June 2015.
The request came from the Ministry of Justice, which thus complied with a court ruling of 30 April and annulled the decision on the PCR registration. “District electoral councils shall return to the applicant the documents that the Reformatory Communist Party submitted in order to be registered for the local elections, without examining them,” CEC Secretary Andrei Volentir said.
Stefan Uritu, one of the members of the CEC, proposed the request of the Ministry of Justice to be ignored, as it is allegedly valid only for the following elections.
The request came from the Ministry of Justice, which thus complied with a court ruling of 30 April and annulled the decision on the PCR registration. “District electoral councils shall return to the applicant the documents that the Reformatory Communist Party submitted in order to be registered for the local elections, without examining them,” CEC Secretary Andrei Volentir said.
Stefan Uritu, one of the members of the CEC, proposed the request of the Ministry of Justice to be ignored, as it is allegedly valid only for the following elections.
