BY
Following
polling on 30th October, the Moldavian presidential elections will go to a
second round – this time a head to head between pro-EU Maya Sandu and Kremlin
friendly Igor Dodon.
Mr Dodon
received 48.7% of the votes in the first round, with Ms Sandu garnering 37.96%
– by far the highest percentage of the pro-EU contenders.
The electoral
questions now presented are whether the pro-EU votes that went to other
candidates will consolidate around Ms Sandu or not, and also the extent of
voter turnout for the second round.