Overview

• Final results certified by the electoral commission show PAS at about 50.2% and roughly 55 of 101 seats, ahead of the pro‑Russian Patriotic Bloc near 24% with around 26 seats.
• President Maia Sandu hailed the outcome as a pro‑European mandate, while EU leaders offered congratulations to Moldova’s authorities.
• Opposition leader Igor Dodon alleged manipulation tied to overseas ballots, filed dozens of complaints with the commission, and drew a modest protest outside parliament.
• Moldovan officials reported large‑scale cyberattacks on government and electoral sites as well as false bomb threats at polling stations at home and abroad, with investigations ongoing.
• Diaspora voting was pivotal and contentious, as the Kremlin denied interference and argued many Moldovans in Russia were unable to vote due to only two polling stations.