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Sandu declared her victory in the Moldovan presidential elections
Maia Sandu declared victory in the presidential elections in Moldova. In her speech, she stressed her responsibility to be a president for all people, regardless of their political preferences.
"I would like to thank all voters who actively participated in the recent elections. Moreover, the vote of every citizen contributes to the future of the country, regardless of who they chose – me or my opponent Alexandru Stoianoglo," Sandhu said at a briefing at his campaign headquarters.
Sandu also supported the call of her opponent Alexandru Stoianoglo to maintain peace and stability in the republic. She stressed that strengthening trust between citizens and working on stability, regardless of political differences, are the main priority.
According to the National Electoral Commission, President Maia Sandu is leading in Moldova's second presidential election, having received 98% of the vote, with 54.43% of the vote. Her main rival, former Prosecutor General of the opposition Socialist Party Alexandru Stoianoglo, came in second with 45.57% of the vote.
Alexandru Stoianoglo showed the best result in the country, despite the overall result. Residents of northern and southern Moldova mostly supported Stoianoglo, while the capital Chisinau and the central region supported the incumbent President Maia Sandu.