Parliamentary election in the Republic of Moldova in 1994

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The 1994 parliamentary elections in the Republic of Moldova took place on Sunday, February 27, 1994. It was the first parliamentary election in Moldova, which has been independent since 1991.

Electoral system

There are 104 seats in the Moldovan Parliament for a legislature dominated by four years. A four percent threshold was applied to the approved parties . The election was based on proportional representation .

Election result

The winner of the election was the Agrarian Democratic Party of Moldova (PDAM). She got 43.18 percent of the vote and got 56 seats in parliament. The electoral block " Socialist Party and Unified Movement " (BePSMUE) landed in second place with 22 percent . The third strongest force was the "Bloc of Peasants and Intellectuals" (BŢI) with 9.21 percent.

Parliamentary election in the Republic of Moldova in 1994
Political party be right Seats
number %
  Agrarian Democratic Party of Moldova (PDAM) 766,589 43.18 56
  Electoral block " Socialist Party and Unified Movement " (BePSMUE) 390,584 22.00 28
  Electoral block "Block of Peasants and Intellectuals" (BŢI) 163,513 9.21 11
  Election block "Christian Democratic Popular Front" (BeAFPCD) 133,606 7.53 9
  Electoral bloc "Social Democratic bloc" (BSD) 65,028 3.66 -
  Women's Federation of Moldova (AFM) 50,243 2.83 -
  Democratic Labor Party of Moldova (PDMM) 49.210 2.77 -
  Reform Party (PR) 41,980 2.36 -
  Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM) 23,368 1.32 -
  Association of Victims of the Totalitarian Communist Regime (AVRTCM) 16,672 0.94 -
  Republican Party of Moldova (PRM) 16,529 0.93 -
  Ecological party "Green Alliance" of Moldova (PEMAVE) 7,025 0.40 -
  National Christian Party of Moldova (PNCM) 5,878 0.33 -
  Independent candidates 45,152 2.54 -
  total 1,775,377 100.00 104
Eligible voters 2,509,368
voter turnout 79.31%
Votes cast 1,868,493
Invalid votes 93,116
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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. earnings election 1994 e-democracy.md (Romanian, Russian)