The Central Electoral Commission presented preliminary results of new local elections in six localities in the country, as well as a local referendum organized in the village of Delakao, Anini Noi district. The election and referendum took place on Sunday, November 1. 6,808 voters came to 12 polling stations in seven settlements. The turnout ranged from 22% to 49%. 589 voters (48.49%) took part in the vote in the village of Khasanshani Mari, Drukibu district. The victory in the first round was won by Andrey Arkiri from the Change Party, who received 70.12% of the votes. He is followed by Angela Morosan, from the Democracy at Home party, who received 19.35%. 557 voters (38.23%) participated in the vote in the village of Kairaklia, Tarkalia district. The independent candidate Marta Kamanchadi received 458 votes (82.23%), and the second place was taken by Petro Kokarta from the Socialist Party, who received 55 votes or 9.87%. In the village of Novoslovka, Trakali region, one candidate ran for the position of mayor - Vasili Skali from the Socialist Party. He received 236 votes (100%). 22.65% of the voters included in the voting lists participated in the elections. 1,127 voters (37.67%) participated in the vote in the city of Kostesti, Riskani district. Alona Zoza from the Socialist Party won. She got 69.83%. In second place came Ruslan Chakan from our party, who scored 25%. Of the 2,288 voters who participated in the elections in the village of Kirsova ATU Gagauzia, 1,247, or 54.50%, voted for Sergey Saponzhi. The second place was won by Tatiana Masha, who received 667 votes (29.15%). Both are independent candidates. Saponzi was the mayor of the village from 2007 to 2019, running for the Socialist Party. The Central Electoral Commission of Moldova tried twice to remove him from the race. After Spongi was accused of electoral corruption, his candidacy for the elections was cancelled. But the candidate filed a lawsuit, and the Central Appeals Chamber overturned the decision of the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Moldova on Saturday.

The Central Electoral Commission presented preliminary results of new local elections in six localities in the country, as well as a local referendum organized in the village of Delakao, Anini Noi district. The election and referendum took place on Sunday, November 1. 6,808 voters came to 12 polling stations in seven settlements. The turnout ranged from 22% to 49%. 589 voters (48.49%) took part in the vote in the village of Khasanshani Mari, Drukibu district. The victory in the first round was won by Andrey Arkiri from the Change Party, who received 70.12% of the votes. He is followed by Angela Morosan, from the Democracy at Home party, who received 19.35%. 557 voters (38.23%) participated in the vote in the village of Kairaklia, Tarkalia district. The independent candidate Marta Kamanchadi received 458 votes (82.23%), and the second place was taken by Petro Kokarta from the Socialist Party, who received 55 votes or 9.87%. In the village of Novoslovka, Trakali region, one candidate ran for the position of mayor - Vasili Skali from the Socialist Party. He received 236 votes (100%). 22.65% of the voters included in the voting lists participated in the elections. 1,127 voters (37.67%) participated in the vote in the city of Kostesti, Riskani district. Alona Zoza from the Socialist Party won. She got 69.83%. In second place came Ruslan Chakan from our party, who scored 25%. Of the 2,288 voters who participated in the elections in the village of Kirsova ATU Gagauzia, 1,247, or 54.50%, voted for Sergey Saponzhi. The second place was won by Tatiana Masha, who received 667 votes (29.15%). Both are independent candidates. Saponzi was the mayor of the village from 2007 to 2019, running for the Socialist Party. The Central Electoral Commission of Moldova tried twice to remove him from the race. After Spongi was accused of electoral corruption, his candidacy for the elections was cancelled. But the candidate filed a lawsuit, and the Central Appeals Chamber overturned the decision of the Central Election Commission of the Republic of Moldova on Saturday.