According to information released by the Central Electoral Commission of Moldova on the night of September 28, after counting out 91.12% of the votes, the data showed:The ruling Action and Solidarity Party got 46.20% of the vote.Despite being significantly ahead of other candidates,They lost their power in the new parliament.¡£

According to the information released by the Central Election Commission of Morocco, a total of 14 political parties, 4 campaign alliances and 4 independent candidates are competing for the new parliamentary seats. From 7: 00 local time on the 28th to 21: 00 local time, a total of 2,274 polling stations were set up, including 301 overseas polling stations. A total of 1,596,530 voters voted, with a total turnout rate of 52.09%, which is in line with local laws and regulations.

Moldova¡¯s parliament has a one-chamber system with 101 seats and a four-year term of office.Political parties need to reach a 5% threshold, political party alliances need to reach 7% and independent candidates need to reach 2% to enter parliament.Political parties need to get more than 50% of the vote to form a cabinet.

This year¡¯s elections are Moldova¡¯s 12th parliamentary elections since independence in 1991.