Share your reaction to the Moldova election results

"Moldova's ruling pro-European party has retained its parliamentary majority after Sunday's election that its president, Maia Sandu, described as the most important in the history of the country. With more than 99.5% of the ballots counted, the Action and Solidarity party (PAS) garnered 50.03% of the vote to elect members of the 101-seat parliament. The election was seen as a test of Sandu's push to keep Moldova on its path of western integration, or its move back into Russia's orbit."

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The pro-European Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) won 50.03% of the vote and retained a majority in the 101-seat parliament with over 99.5% of ballots counted. President Maia Sandu characterized the election as the most important in the country's history. The result was framed as a test between continued western integration under Sandu and a possible return to Russia's influence. Readers were invited to share views via an encrypted form and SecureDrop for anonymity. The invitation included assurances that responses would be used only for the feature and that personal data would be deleted when no longer required.

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