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Romanian President Klaus Iohannis believes that the victory of the right in the Romanian municipal elections is an important step towards modernizing the country. The change must also reach the walls of parliament as soon as possible so that the ruling Social Democratic majority (PSD) does not cause further irreversible damage.
For Romania to embark on the path of development, the Social Democratic (PSD) era must end.
– evaluated the results of Sunday’s election for the president. Klaus Iohannis called the result of his old party, the National Liberal Party (NLP), which is a minority member of the European People’s Party, historic, but also congratulated the critic of the four-year system Critic Save Romania (USR). He assessed that the cooperation of the two political forces could provide Romania with the hope of development and the stability necessary for it.
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According to him, citizens on Sunday clearly rejected the lies, stagnation and incompetence “elevated to the level of state policy” by the PSD. Elected municipal leaders have a huge responsibility to live up to expectations, rebuild the administration and put the administration at the service of citizens based on transparency, integrity and experience, the president assessed.
Bucharest replaced the mayor, they also stored in bigger cities
In the municipal elections on Sunday, the independent candidate Nicusor Dan, from the PNL and backed by the USR, won in Bucharest against the Social Democratic mayor Gabriela Firea. The PNL has conquered the PSD as mayor of Constanta and as president of eight county councils. The USR won the office of mayor in Timisoara, Gyulafehérvár, Brasov and Bacau.
The successes of the Hungarian parties
The Hungarian People’s PARTY (EMNP) and the Hungarian Civic Party (MPP) merge from CREATION ERDÉLYI MAGYAR ASSOCIATION (ÉMSZ) 160 SITE over 2200 representatives of the candidate government AND COURTS 94 candidate MAYOR for Sunday’s MUNICIPAL elections.
The Hungarian Association of Transylvania (EMSZ) won ten mayor positions in the municipal elections held on Sunday and helped three more independent candidates win the elections, said István Csomortányi, co-chair of the association. He considers it an important success that the EMSZ candidate has obtained the position of mayor in several micro-regional centers in Szeklerland. He mentioned: János Hunor Koncz was elected mayor of Székelykeresztúr and Csaba Lőrincz was elected mayor of Szentegyháza. The association’s success was also demonstrated by the election of János Benedek Huszár, the independent candidate, as mayor of Baró.
After summarizing the election results, the politician concluded that the total number of votes cast by DAHR and EMSZ did not reach the parliamentary threshold of five percent. According to him, this also means that the Hungarian parties must unite before the parliamentary elections on December 6 if they do not want to jeopardize representation in Bucharest.
With the avalanche of lies in recent weeks, DAHR has deprived Oradea of a Hungarian deputy mayor and the county of Bihor of a Hungarian vice president. About 15 percent of the votes cast by Hungarians in Transylvania were not won by the DAHR, making it a luxury to compare the pride of the one-party system with the smaller Hungarian political force.
István Csomortányi warned his political rival.
DAHR LAUNCHED 8,390 CANDIDATES, VISITED IN ALMOST 200 SETTLEMENTS, TO OBTAIN THE POSITIONS OF MAYOR.
The Hungarian Democratic Alliance of Romania (DAHR) has increased the number of mayors in the municipal elections held on Sunday, party chairman Kelemen Hunor announced in Cluj-Napoca. The politician said he won 199 mayoral seats, four more than in the previous election. Added to this are the 8-10 mayoral terms acquired by the independents supported by DAHR, including Zoltán Soós de Marosvásárhely.
In addition to the mayoral titles, DAHR also increased the number of local government representative seats. The mayors of the alliance will generally have a larger DAHR majority in local councils than four years ago, said Kelemen Hunor, who called the alliance’s electoral performance generally good.
The politician mentioned that the DAHR candidate won the post of mayor for the first time in Gyimesbükk, located on the outskirts of Szeklerland, but belonging to the Bacău county in Moldova. He also included in the earnings the fact that after 12 years of leadership of the city from the opposition, he regained the post of mayor of Gheorgheni.
Among the defeats, the politician mentioned the loss of Székelykeresztúr and Baró in Szeklerland, and Margitta in Partium.
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