Moldova: 4.72% Swing against the Communist Party in re-run election
The ruling Communist Party of Moldova, with 98% of the vote counted, is showing a swing of less then 5% down from 49.48% to 44.76% in the re-run election
Statistically in any re-run ballot there is a 4% to 6% swing against the government, Moldova is proving no exception.
It also raises questions as to the likely result on the second round of Ukraine's 2004 presidential ballot. Viktor Yushchenko, following the re-run presidential election, won 52% of the vote indicating that he had really only won 48% of the second round ballot.
Source: alegeri.md
Table updated: 4 August 2009 (Final Results)
Statistically in any re-run ballot there is a 4% to 6% swing against the government, Moldova is proving no exception.
It also raises questions as to the likely result on the second round of Ukraine's 2004 presidential ballot. Viktor Yushchenko, following the re-run presidential election, won 52% of the vote indicating that he had really only won 48% of the second round ballot.
Source: alegeri.md
Table updated: 4 August 2009 (Final Results)
Party | % Vote | Swing | Seats |
Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova | 44.69% | -4.79% | 48 |
Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova | 16.57% | 4.14% | 18 |
Liberal Party | 14.68% | 1.55% | 15 |
Democratic Party of Moldova | 12.54% | 9.57% | 13 |
“Moldova Noastra (Our Moldova)” Alliance | 7.35% | -2.42% | 7 |
Christian Democratic People’s Party | 1.91% | -1.79% | 0 |
Social Democratic Party | 1.86% | -1.18% | 0 |
Ecological Party of Moldova (Green Alliance) | 0.41% | 0.41% | 0 |
100.00% | 101 |
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