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The Popular Movement Party obtained, according to the first estimates of the exit poll, 5% in the Senate and 5% in the Chamber of Deputies. At the campaign headquarters, the first to make a statement was Eugen Tomac, president of the PMP, who thanked the voters and asked the party members to remain vigilant and vigilant until the last vote is counted. This was followed by former President Traian Băsescu, current member of the European Parliament, who stressed that the party managed without him. “For the PMP, these elections showed that it is possible without Băsescu,” said the former president. Traian Băsescu wanted to specify that the party will collect 7% of the votes. “I hope that President Iohannis will do what he has to do and send, regardless of the result of the last vote gathered, to send the PSD to the Opposition,” added Basescu.
Eugen Tomac, President of the PMP: We must be extremely vigilant and vigilant until the last vote is counted and the minutes are signed. I urge our members to remain vigilant at all polling stations. We thank all the Romanians who went to the polls today during the pandemic and gave us confidence. I am absolutely convinced that this effort paid off and we will have reason to rejoice after all elections are over.
It was a difficult campaign, wrongly called the electoral campaign, since we could not meet with the citizens, but it is extremely important that we pass this important test for the PMP.
Traian Basescu: Eugene, if the result was below 5%, I was the first to speak. That is what the party president said first. For PMP, these elections showed that it is possible without Băsescu. So, I didn’t run, I didn’t go on TV, it’s not that I didn’t want to, but I couldn’t, and the party crossed the threshold.
It didn’t happen anyway! Follow the evolution of the vote count carefully. PMP will have 7% without redistribution. This will definitely happen, because I know the evolution of party structures. I congratulate everyone who led this campaign in difficult conditions, but I can’t help but think that we have the elections with the least turnout, which will pose great problems to maintain legitimacy for four years.
It will be a government with very fragmented support, and it will be a government that, in relation to the objectives that Romania should have, will have marginal support in Parliament. That should make President Klaus Iohannis wonder when he will stimulate the parliamentary majority in one way or another. And it should make you think about turnout, about how timely it was to force qualification for these elections.
At the top there will be a constant battle, lasting until the last vote is counted, between NLP and PSD. I hope that President Iohannis will do what he has to do and send, regardless of the result of the last vote gathered, send the PSD to the Opposition. And if it does not come out of Parliament alone, Pro Romania should also go to the Opposition.
Publisher: Liviu Cojan
