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The Constitutional Court of Moldova will consider on July 23 the appeal of the CEC on the acknowledgement of the results of the snap parliamentary elections and the approval of the mandates of the elected MPs.

The Constitutional Court of Moldova will consider on July 23 the appeal of the CEC on the acknowledgement of the results of the snap parliamentary elections and the approval of the mandates of the elected MPs.

According to the Constitution, the Constitutional Court, upon the proposal of the Central Election Commission, approves a decision on the recognition of the mandates of the MPs or, in case of violation of the election legislation, on their non-recognition. After the results of the elections have been approved by the Constitutional Court, the President of Moldova convenes the new parliament for its first, constituent meeting. According to the results of the snap parliamentary elections of July 11, 3 political formations entered the parliament of the new convocation, while the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) will have 63 deputy mandates out of 101, the electoral Bloc of Communists and Socialists - 32, and the SOR Party - 6 mandates. // 20.07.2021 – InfoMarket

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The CEC summed up the results of the early parliamentary elections, approved the number of mandates for the parties that entered parliament and will send materials to the Constitutional Court for the recognition of the election results and approval of the mandates of the deputies.
The CEC summed up the results of the early parliamentary elections, approved the number of mandates for the parties that entered parliament and will send materials to the Constitutional Court for the recognition of the election results and approval of the mandates of the deputies.
Snap parliamentary elections to take place in Moldova on Sunday, July 11.
Snap parliamentary elections to take place in Moldova on Sunday, July 11.
Snap parliamentary elections in Moldova to be attended by 23 electoral competitors, including 2 blocs, 1 independent candidate - the CEC.
Snap parliamentary elections in Moldova to be attended by 23 electoral competitors, including 2 blocs, 1 independent candidate - the CEC.
139 polling stations will be opened abroad for voting in the snap parliamentary elections on July 11, 2021, exactly as in the presidential elections dated November 2020.
139 polling stations will be opened abroad for voting in the snap parliamentary elections on July 11, 2021, exactly as in the presidential elections dated November 2020.
The CEC of Moldova registered the first 6 electoral competitors to participate in snap parliamentary elections on July 11.
The CEC of Moldova registered the first 6 electoral competitors to participate in snap parliamentary elections on July 11.
The Constitutional Court of Moldova declared unconstitutional the parliament decision dated April 23 that made possible the revocation of the mandate of the Constitutional Court judge Domnica Manole.
The Constitutional Court of Moldova declared unconstitutional the parliament decision dated April 23 that made possible the revocation of the mandate of the Constitutional Court judge Domnica Manole.