RomCom1989 [he/him, any]
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11·4 days agoBig and Beautiful one
Wow big no prediction lead
“next generation” as if there will be elections for the next generations to take part in
12·5 days agoNo map made just yet,but you can check the CECs results by raion
It’s automatically set first to “prezenta la vot” which is who voted,you wanna click the one above “rezultatele” which is the results
I gave a brief overview in a reply here
Pridniestrovie turnout below 20% or about that
Yep,same as before, north and south mostly Stoianoglo, center Sandu,this time she came out on top in more of the southern raions,but not all,Balti,Cahul and Gagauzia are main Stoianoglo supporters, Chisinau a bit more in favor of Sandu,with only Botanica district won by Stoianoglo (I heard it was the more pro Russian district in the capital)
Diaspora overwhelmingly Sandu: 82.83%
Dunno if the results by region are out yet,I am checking the Moldovan Election Commission and I can only see the turnout in each raion for the moment
The parliament elections will be sometime in the middle of next year
Edit:they are,but I’m gonna wait for someone else to make a map,best I can do right now is check each raion,which will take some time
Moldovan elections final results: Sandu 55.33% to Stoianoglo 44.67% with a 54.34 voter turnout
Diaspora came to the “rescue” again,it seems. My initial prediction of it being a 10% diff seems to have come true, mostly based on the fact this happened last time: initial opposition lead,only for the diaspora to quash it.
So yeah, Eastern Europe is a diasporacracy,where the voices of those who don’t even live there matter more than those who do. By the way,if you’re tired of American electorialisn,you may have to look forward to me doing some Romanian electorialism come the 24th,seeing as we’ll have our own presidential elections.
We’re a semiparliamentary republic,so these don’t matter as much,but the prime minister does have to be approved by the president,so it’s still not insignificant. But I should warn you, it’ll be a shitfest of pro-NATO bootlickers,but maybe some useful analysis will come of it,who knows?
My hope is that I’ll give a good enough overview and maybe even show you all a bit of the circus going on (we had a local tv station,that was bought by CNN some years ago do “town hall” style debates with the candidates and then a debate where each contender sent two supporters to debate with the other person’s picks,it was a circus,with the journos trying to mimic actual journalism but failing,the most pointless questions and more,I’ll see if I can find a way to make them accessible to the English speakers here) and show you a glimpse of the hellscape that is Romanian politics
My prediction,based on the previous results, North area (Balti) and South area (Gagauzia and Cahul) will be more for Stoianoglo, while the area in the center and around Chisinau will be pro Sandu
Actually,the way things are going I might be right,all the Moldovan polling stations have been counted,now the diaspora will come in,and already with a 53% to 47% ratio,she’s definitely gonna win this one by the margins I set
Tell that to the traitors in the socialist parties of the Warsaw Pact in the 80s and 90s
My prediction about the margins was wildly inaccurate,seems this will be another close one, probably a 5% diff max,if even
Diaspora vote will come in,will probably tip the balance in her favor again,like for the referendum last time, polling stations overseas in Bucharest and Moscow once again operated until 23,like last time, in Moldova they stopped at 21
Narrow lead for Sandu 50.66% to Stoianoglo’s 49.24% with 90% votes counted
Moldovan Runoff elections today, Pro-EU Sandu vs Pro-Russia Stoianoglo
I think Sandu will win by something within a 5-10% margin,but who knows
Ballots are still being cast as we speak
How ghoulish to comment this under a Palestinian woman’s post about mourning the small amount of peace they had
Downright despicable
Anti Crustacean Discrimination
English translation
Tulcea. The new fish canning factory completed at the end of our first five-year plan. The company’s staff started from the first days of the year to translate into life the directives of the second party congress regarding the five-year plan in order to improve the food supply of working people. The factory is equipped with modern high-efficiency machines handled by skilled people. Every hour the workers of the factory in Tulcea give the stores in Tulcea 6-700 kg of canned fish, only in the first days of January the factory produced over 90000 kg of canned fish.
The Olga Bancic collective farm in Coșereni, Ploiesti region has 93 families, who every winter share their income from the 347 hectares worked together. The 850 days of work of the family of the collectivist Anghel Alexandru are weighed in heavy bags. In the 11900 kg of cereals and other products that are due to his diligence, the collectivists from Coșerind bring home more and more abundance.
The first days of the five-year anniversary found the makers of the first Romanian Mao Zedong buses also making the first sanitary vans. The experience gained by the factory workers during the construction of the buses now helps them to assemble and body the new cars. In support of health protection, the workers of the Mao Zedong factories will produce 20 vans in January.