But Central Electoral Commission Secretary Iurie Ciocan announced on September 6 in the capital, Chisinau, that voter turnout was just 29.05 percent, more than 4 percentage points short of that goal. About 85 percent of those who voted backed direct elections, according to preliminary results.
How did this
happen? Moldova heads back to the polls to elect another Parliament who will try to elect a president. Looks like the Communists are going to get another chance to return to power. According to
Reuters, the coalition will set the next election for November 21.
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