Next Moldovan parliamentary election

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Next Moldovan parliamentary election
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All 101 seats in Parliament
51 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeaderCurrent seats
PAS Igor Grosu 63
BCS Vladimir Voronin
Igor Dodon 		27
Revival Natalia Paraska 4
MAN Ion Ceban 1
Incumbent Prime Minister
Dorin Recean
Independent

The next parliamentary elections in Moldova are to be held no later than 11 July 2025.

Contents

Electoral system

The 101 members of Parliament are elected by party-list proportional representation in a single nationwide constituency. The electoral threshold at the national level varies according to the type of list; for parties or individual organizations it is 5%; for an electoral bloc of two parties it is 7%; for three or more parties it is 11%. For independent candidates, the threshold is 2%. [1]

Parties and coalitions

Parliamentary parties

PartyParliamentary
faction		Main ideologyLeader(s)Faction leaderCurrent seatsGovernment
PAS Liberalism Igor Grosu Mihai Popșoi
63
 Majority government
PSRM BCS Democratic socialism Vlad Batrîncea Zinaida Greceanîi
23
Opposition
PCRM Communism Vladimir Voronin
9
Opposition
Independent Russophilia
6
Opposition

Opinion polls

Opinion polling for the 2025 Moldovan parliamentary election.svg
PollsterFieldwork dateSample
size		 PAS BCS ȘOR PN Together PSDE DA PACE CC AUR PUN PDCM MAN PLDM PNM Others Lead
ȘOR [lower-alpha 1] Victory
PSRM PCRM Șansă [lower-alpha 2] PR PPDA PS CUB
IMAS [2] 2–19 May 20241,08842.528.2–14.74.41.01.01.5––––3.21.90.60.40.7 [lower-alpha 3] 14.3
iData [3] 22–26 Apr 20241,00637.8
50		19.7
26		4.5
0		–19.1
25		–4.5
0		3.6
0		2.8
0		–––––4.7
0		1.6
0		––1.6
0		18.7
21 Apr 2024 Chance, Revival, Alternative and Salvation Force of Moldova and Victory form "Victory" political bloc. [4]
14 Apr 2024 Dignity and Truth Platform, Party of Change, Coalition for Unity and Prosperity and League of Cities and Communes form "Together" political bloc. [5]
CBS-AXA–WatchDog [6] 6–13 Apr 20241,00841.622.66.8–8.53.24.23.53.2–––––2.02.5––2.019.0
iData [7] 18–24 Mar 20241,13136.3
45		20.0
24		7.6
9		–18.8
23		2.7
0		4.7
0		1.9
0		––––––––3.3
0		1.6
0		––3.1
0		16.3
IMAS [8] 9–27 Feb 20241,09138.428.7–14.51.04.61.6–0.50.81.5––––4.02.20.80.31.1 [lower-alpha 4] 9.7
IRI [9] 27 Jan–22 Feb 20241,24737.023.35.5–13.7–4.11.4–1.4–1.4––––4.15.51.4–1.813.7
CBS Research [10] 7–12 Feb 20241,10434.329.3–10.12.14.71.50.91.72.32.6–0.3––3.81.51.80.53.05.0
iData [11] 26–30 Jan 20241,01137.2
49		20.3
27		3.2
0		–19.2
25		3.6
0		3.1
0		1.2
0		–0.9
0		2.8
0		–––––2.9
0		4.7
0		––0.9
0		16.9
IMAS [12] 29 Nov–16 Dec 202395434.730.4–13.50.75.72.0–0.71.10.6––––3.84.80.7–1.4 [lower-alpha 5] 4.3
iData [13] 2–15 Dec 202399735.5
45		19.0
24		2.7
0		–17.8
23		2.1
0		4.0
0		2.4
0		0.1
0		1.3
0		2.5
0		1.2
0		––––3.7
0		7.2
9		0.4
0		–0.1 [lower-alpha 6]
0		16.5
2023 local elections 5 Nov 20231,147,31732.923.64.3––3.24.13.6––8.10.5––––5.31.8––12.69.3
iData [14] 22–29 Oct 20231,32235.6
44		19.3
23		2.8
0		–18.3
22		1.0
0		4.6
0		2.1
0		–0.9
0		3.3
0		–––––5.1
6		5.2
6		0.6
0		–1.0
0		16.3
iData [15] 24–30 Sep 20231,00245.4
56		31.6
39		–3.8
0		0.6
0		3.8
0		1.6
0		0.2
0		0.8
0		1.8
0		–––––5.0
6		4.2
0		0.2
0		–1.0
0		13.8
IMAS [16] 2–24 Sep 202382239.130.1––5.39.51.1–0.30.51.70.2–0.2–4.42.30.30.24.89.0
iData [17] 31 Aug–7 Sep 20231,02149.4
59		29.6
35		–2.2
0		0.6
0		3.4
0		1.8
0		–0.6
0		1.0
0		–––––5.6
7		3.0
0		–0.62.2 [lower-alpha 7]
0		19.8
CBS-AXA–IPP [18] 9–23 Aug 20231,21542.623.66.415.2– [lower-alpha 8] 1.92.70.50.52.1––0.5––1.81.10.5–0.612.6
IRI [19] 11 Jul–1 Aug 20231,19941.216.24.42.914.7–2.91.5–––––1.5––4.44.41.5–4.425.0
CBS-AXA–IPRE [20] 13–28 Jun 20231,12044.025.715.5––4.51.70.20.31.6–––0.5–1.11.31.30.51.9 [lower-alpha 9] 18.3
19 Jun 2023The Șor Party was outlawed by the Constitutional Court of Moldova.
Intellect Group [21] 15–19 Jun 20231,05638.116.09.622.6––4.7–––––––––3.44.8––0.815.5
CBS-AXA–WatchDog [22] 10–19 Jun 20231,12144.321.513.6––4.11.91.30.71.5–1.1–––4.03.7–0.32.022.8
iData [23] [24] 23–30 May 20231,03238.5
44		24.2
28		25.1
29		––1.9
0		1.4
0		–1.1
0		0.8
0		–0.6–––2.7
0		2.1
0		––1.6
0		13.4
iData [25] 27 Apr–8 May 20231,04936.8
43		25.9
31		22.8
27		––3.5
0		1.3
0		–1.3
0		1.2
0		–––––3.8
0		1.8
0		––1.6
0		10.9
CBS-AXA–WatchDog [26] 4–13 Apr 20231,01547.126.610.1––2.61.50.60.81.8–1.2–––3.52.4–0.51.220.5
iData [27] 15–26 Mar 20231,06538.4
45		27.1
32		16.1
18		––1.9
0		2.8
0		–1.1
0		1.3
0		–––––2.7
0		5.4
6		––3.3
0		11.3
CBS-AXA–WatchDog [28] 24 Feb–3 Mar 20231,00046.531.710.4––2.81.10.60.5––––––2.32.0––2.014.8
iData [29] [30] 15–24 Feb 20231,04034.5
42		29.4
35		20.6
24		––2.3
0		1.8
0		––1.4
0		–––––2.1
0		4.8
0		––3.1
0		5.1
IMAS [31] 6–23 Feb 20231,10032.334.414.6––5.41.6–0.50.21.80.7–0.40.13.14.6––0.32.1
Intellect Group [32] [33] 12–22 Feb 20231,19838.3
44		18.4
21		10.4
12		20.7
24		––4.9
0		––1.5
0		––1.2
0		––––4.3
0		––0.3
0		17.6
Magenta Consulting–FNF [34] [35] 11 Jan–6 Feb 20231,42140.921.64.517.0––2.31.1–1.1––––––1.14.5––3.419.3
CBS-AXA–WatchDog [36] 17–26 Jan 20231,00133.131.116.0––3.12.61.81.3–––0.22.2–2.34.1––2.22.0
iData [37] 15–26 Dec 20221,00634.7
39		34.0
38		16.5
18		––0.6
0		3.2
0		0.1
0		–0.7
0		0.4
0		–0.1
0		0.4
0		–1.7
0		5.6
6		0.1
0		–0.3 [lower-alpha 10]
0		0.7
Intellect Group [38] 1–20 Dec 20221,20941.55
46		18.73
21		6.90
8		24.08
26		––3.94
0		––––––––––4.37
0		––0.43
0		17.47
IMAS [39] 10–29 Nov 20221,10034.833.716.9––3.11.4–0.31.11.5––0.30.32.63.1––0.91.1
IDIS–CBS Research–ISPRI [40] 16–23 Nov 20221,01536.528.96.813.3––3.33.31.3–2.2––––0.4–2.2––0.57.6
IRI [41] 1 Oct–15 Nov 20221,23336.422.77.615.2––3.01.5––1.51.5–––––4.5––6.113.7
CBS Research/IPP [42] 29 Oct–10 Nov 20221,13440.627.46.416.7–––1.80.5–1.8––0.7–0.70.71.0––1.513.2
IDIS–CBS Research–ISPRI [43] 29 Sep–11 Oct 20221,06638.730.86.112.8––2.32.8––1.4––0.5––1.01.00.4–2.37.9
iData [44] [45] 4–10 Oct 20221,02031.4
34		22.8
25		6.1
7		27.2
30		––1.1
0		5.1
5		––––1.8
0		–––1.1
0		2.1
0		––1.4
0		4.3
Intellect Group [46] 16 Apr–25 Sep 20221,08733.429.814.116.3––––––––––––––––6.43.6
iData [47] 3–12 Sep 20221,01229.7
34		31.9
37		25.6
30		––1.2
0		4.4
0		––––––––1.8
0		3.5
0		––1.8
0		2.2
IMAS [48] 6–18 Jul 20221,00730.742.515.5––3.41.6––1.42.0––0.50.41.1–––0.911.8
iData [49] 15–23 June 20221,09533.1
37		38.5
43		18.7
21		––2.6
0		2.9
0		–––0.9
0		––––2.0
0		–––1.2
0		5.4
iData [50] 13–28 May 20221,01235.9
40		36.9
41		17.9
20		––1.1
0		4.9
0		––0.4
0		–––––2.3
0		–––0.6
0		1.0
iData [51] 7–18 Apr 20221,05338.4
41		37.7
40		18.2
20		––1.6
0		2.5
0		––0.4
0		0.1
0		––0.1
0		0.3
0		0.4
0		–––0.0
0		0.7
IMAS [52] 4–18 Apr 20221,10938.736.514.7––4.40.9––0.42.3––0.7–0.8–––0.62.2
Intellect Group [53] 7–10 Apr 20221,08934.4
38		44.9
49		12.5
14		––c. 2.0
0		c. 1.0
0		––c. 1.0
0		––––––3.8
0		––c. 0.5
0		10.6
IRI [54] 9 Feb–30 Mar 20221,30646.728.96.78.9–––<2.2––<2.2––<2.2––––––4.517.8
iData [55] 28 Mar 20221,08440.0
44		33.7
37		18.9
20		––1.4
0		1.4
0		––0.7
0		1.0
0		–0.3
0		–0.3
0		0.7
0		–––1.5
0		6.3
iData [56] 15–24 Feb 20221,00732.6
37		29.4
43		8.918.9
21		–––4.7
0		–––1.1
0		–––––2.3
0		––2.3
0		3.3
IMAS [57] 24 Jan–14 Feb 20221,12335.236.115.7––5.81.2––1.21.8––0.50.50.7–––1.30.9
IDIS–CBS Research–ISPRI [58] 25 Jan–5 Feb 20221,13436.040.012.9––3.22.30.5–1.1––––0.4–2.0––1.4 [lower-alpha 11] 4.0
iData [59] 11–23 Jan 202299939.2
43		25.8
33		4.5
0		16.8
19		––1.5
0		5.4
6		–––––––––1.4
0		––5.4
0		8.9
iData [60] 12–19 Dec 20211,02143.822.75.816.5––3.85.9––––––––––––1.515.3
TSZSZSPP [61] 14–18 Dec 202135553.79
64		27.02
31		5.58
6		––4.06
0		2.28
0		0.13
0		–1.76
0		1.41
0		1.240.73
0		0.45
0		0.41
0		0.38
0		–––0.76 [lower-alpha 12]
0		26.77
IDIS–CBS Research–ISPRI [62] 4–15 Dec 20211,05537.737.812.6––3.73.8––0.6––––0.9––––2.9 [lower-alpha 13] 0.1
iData [63] 15–25 Nov 20211,04745.531.59.8––4.14.5––––––––––––4.514.0
TSZSZSPP [64] 16–20 Nov 202135053.69
64		27.03
31		5.59
6		––4.07
0		2.29
0		0.14
0		–1.77
0		1.42
0		1.25
0		0.74
0		0.46
0		0.42
0		0.39
0		–––0.74 [lower-alpha 14]
0		26.66
IMAS [65] 23 Oct–15 Nov 202183438.636.910.8––6.11.7––1.62.2–0.70.70.3––––0.31.7
IRI [66] 16 Sep–1 Nov 20211,61956.321.97.84.7––3.11.6––1.61.6––––––––1.626.4
iData [67] 3–18 Oct 202183451.527.56.7––5.74.2–––0.7––––––––3.823.9
iData [68] 12–24 Sep 20211,08650.529.310.3––3.04.10.4–––––1.30.3––––0.7 [lower-alpha 15] 21.2
2021 parliamentary election 11 Jul 20211,467,20552.80
63		27.17
32		5.74
6		–4.10
0		2.33
0		0.17
0		–1.81
0		1.45
0		1.28
0		0.77
0		0.49
0		0.45
0		0.43
0		–––1.01
0		25.63

Notes

  1. ↑ Between June 2023 and March 2024, this party was banned in the Republic of Moldova.
  2. ↑ Deregistered as a political party due to its supposed links with the fugitive Ilan Șor and allegations of unlawful financing.
  3. ↑ Respect Moldova – 0.6
  4. ↑ Respect Moldova – 0.4
  5. ↑ Respect Moldova – 0.3
  6. ↑ Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe – 0.1
  7. ↑ Ecologist Green Party – 0.8
  8. ↑ Included with ȘOR.
  9. ↑ Working People's Party – 0.8, Liberal Party – 0.8
  10. ↑ Ecologist Green Party – 0.3
  11. ↑ Liberal Party – 0.2
  12. ↑ New Historical Option – 0.33, Hope – 0.15, People's Power Party – 0.07, Working People's Party (Moldova) – 0.06, Party of Law and Justice – 0.05, We – 0.04, Party of Regions of Moldova – 0.03, Ecologist Green Party – 0.02, Patriots of Moldova – 0.01
  13. ↑ Liberal Party – 0.2
  14. ↑ New Historical Option – 0.23, Hope – 0.16, People's Power Party – 0.08, Working People's Party (Moldova) – 0.07, Party of Law and Justice – 0.06, We – 0.05, Party of Regions of Moldova – 0.04, Ecologist Green Party – 0.03, Patriots of Moldova – 0.02
  15. ↑ People's Power Party – 0.4

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