Presidential elections in Romania 2000

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Ion Iliescu

The 2000 Romanian presidential elections took place on November 26th and December 10th, 2000. In the first round, Ion Iliescu from the Social Democratic Party of Romania (PDSR, today PSD ) and Corneliu Vadim Tudor from the extremist Greater Romania Party received the most votes. In the runoff election of Iliescu against Tudor, Iliescu received two thirds of the votes cast and thus became President of Romania .

First ballot on November 26, 2000

Candidates with the highest number of votes (1st ballot) by district
  • Eligible voters: 17,699,727
  • votes cast: 11,559,458 (65.3%)
  • valid votes: 10,839,424
candidate Political party be right percent
Ion Iliescu PDSR 4,076,273 36.35
Corneliu Vadim Tudor PRM 3,545,236 28.34
Theodor Stolojan PNL 1,313,714 11.78
Mugur Isărescu independent 533,446 9.54
György Frunda UDMR 198.394 6.22
Petre Roman PD 184,560 2.99
Teodor Meleșcanu ApR 140.702 1.91
Eduard Manole independent 113,321 1.19
Graziela-Elena Bârlă independent 43,378 0.55
Paul-Philippe Hohenzollern PRN 37,910 0.49
Ion Sasu PSM 35,455 0.34
Nicolae Cerveni PLDR 27,225 0.29

  • Ion Iliescu

  • Corneliu Vadim Tudor

  • Theodor Stolojan

  • Mugur Isărescu

  • György Frunda

Second ballot on December 10, 2000

Candidates with the highest number of votes (2nd ballot) by district
  • Eligible voters: 17,699,727
  • votes cast: 10,177,343 (57.5%)
  • valid votes: 10,839,424
candidate Political party be right percent
Ion Iliescu PDSR 6,696,623 66.83
Corneliu Vadim Tudor PRM 3,324,247 33.17

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