Preliminary statistics released by the Moldovan Central Election Commission on September 29 local time show that in the parliamentary elections held on September 28, the ruling party Action and Solidarity led by President Sandu won with more than 50.16% of the vote.

According to preliminary statistics, the Action and Solidarity party will win 55 seats out of the 101 seats in the new parliament, reaching the majority needed to rule separately.

Moldova held a new parliamentary election on the 28th, with 14 political parties, 4 campaign alliances and 4 independent candidates running for election. 52.21% of the nation's nearly 3.3 million voters cast their ballots that day. The threshold for political parties, campaign coalitions and independent candidates to enter Parliament is 5%, 7% and 2% respectively.

According to the statistics of 99.91% of the votes completed by the Central Election Commission of Morocco, the vote rate of five political parties or political party coalitions in this election reached the standard of entering the new parliament. The Action and Solidarity Party took a big lead with more than 50.16% of the votes; The Patriotic Election Alliance composed of the Socialist Party and the Communist Party ranked second with 24.19% of the votes; The "alternative" election alliance won 7.97% of the votes, ranking third; "Our Party" and Homeland Democratic Party came fourth and fifth with 6.2% and 5.62% of the vote respectively.

The parliament of Moldova is elected every four years.