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2005 Moldovan parliamentary election

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FieldValue
countryMoldova
previous_election[2001](2001-moldovan-parliamentary-election)
next_electionApr 2009
seats_for_electionAll 101 seats in Parliament
majority_seats51
election_date6 March 2005
turnout68.84% ( 1.32pp)
leader1Vladimir Voronin
party1Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova
last_election171
seats156
percentage145.98
leader2Serafim Urechean
party2Electoral Bloc Democratic Moldova
last_election2New
seats234
percentage228.53
leader3Iurie Roșca
party3Christian-Democratic People's Party (Moldova)
last_election311
seats311
percentage39.07
mapMdAlegeri2005.svg
titlePrime Minister
before_electionVasile Tarlev
after_electionVasile Tarlev
before_partyParty of Communists of the Republic of Moldova
after_partyParty of Communists of the Republic of Moldova
module{{Infobox legislative election
embedyes
titleCabinet
before_electionFirst Tarlev Cabinet
before_partyParty of Communists of the Republic of Moldova
after_electionSecond Tarlev Cabinet
after_partyParty of Communists of the Republic of Moldova

Parliamentary elections were held in Moldova on 6 March 2005. The result was a victory for the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova (PCRM), which won 56 of the 101 seats.

Electoral system

The Parliament was elected by proportional representation in a single national constituency. In 2002 the electoral law was amended to change the electoral threshold, which had previously been at 3% for independent candidates and 6% for political parties and electoral blocs. For electoral blocs of two parties it was raised to 9%, and for blocs of three or more, it was raised to 12%.

Results

Results by administrative-territorial unit

#Administrative-territorial unitTurnoutParty/electoral blocPCRMBMDPPCDBePRPSDMMRR55.03%**37.97%**57.45%**40.83%**68.37%**51.52%**82.01%**57.49%**71.80%**50.14%**69.04%**39.08%**78.40%**49.52%**71.55%**47.46%**65.81%**49.05%**72.49%**61.09%**67.31%**48.45%**68.43%**55.19%**67.87%**49.92%**66.56%**69.04%**67.89%**48.50%**73.82%**56.45%**73.91%**54.47%**65.36%**47.58%**65.69%**47.97%**62.73%**43.74%**74.49%**49.64%**68.71%**47.80%**76.42%**64.03%**64.31%**41.15%**74.65%**53.24%**71.01%**46.17%**69.97%**44.63%**68.47%**51.29%**65.96%**41.92%**71.55%**60.86%**65.67%**44.52%**71.70%**49.86%**71.96%**42.32%**66.54%**53.30%**60.64%51.48%**41.59%**61.76%**43.11%**Total64.84%**45.98%**
1Chișinău30.99%14.86%4.70%3.04%3.29%
2Bălți22.95%5.37%7.84%3.50%13.51%
3Anenii Noi24.21%9.13%3.70%4.50%0.68%
4Basarabeasca21.93%3.88%4.28%1.90%0.52%
5Briceni30.16%4.56%2.66%1.20%6.08%
6Cahul31.83%14.60%3.13%3.11%3.74%
7Cantemir32.58%8.28%1.18%2.60%0.12%
8Călărași34.26%9.72%0.82%2.07%0.21%
9Căușeni26.94%9.47%2.16%4.71%0.61%
10Cimișlia19.30%8.42%1.55%2.64%0.31%
11Criuleni32.92%9.83%0.95%2.26%0.29%
12Donduseni21.97%5.36%2.48%2.58%6.54%
13Drochia28.55%5.95%4.04%2.58%2.83%
14Dubăsari19.02%3.45%1.66%2.64%0.20%
15Edineț24.63%4.25%2.13%1.42%12.92%
16Fălești26.49%4.74%3.01%3.02%1.61%
17Floresti29.93%5.15%4.45%1.35%0.25%
18Glodeni28.43%4.04%8.31%1.16%1.61%
19Hîncești31.47%9.31%1.27%4.30%0.49%
20Ialoveni35.96%12.27%0.80%1.88%0.17%
21Leova33.38%8.49%2.00%0.80%0.49%
22Nisporeni31.24%11.65%0.88%2.29%0.09%
23Ocnița17.14%3.34%3.66%0.93%7.31%
24Orhei33.95%10.24%1.38%5.53%0.42%
25Rezina27.62%8.72%1.63%3.95%0.65%
26Rîșcani29.32%5.86%5.07%2.38%4.37%
27Sîngerei30.09%5.69%4.18%8.91%1.28%
28Soroca31.38%5.06%2.01%2.99%1.96%
29Strășeni33.24%12.33%0.91%1.86%0.13%
30Șoldănești21.70%8.73%0.90%1.53%0.11%
31Ștefan Vodă31.19%11.82%1.37%2.08%1.06%
32Taraclia18.54%2.28%12.00%2.12%8.30%
33Telenești38.49%9.41%0.68%4.51%0.04%
34Ungheni27.64%6.72%2.37%3.27%1.25%
35U.T.A. Găgăuzia30.75%6.09%0.81%0.95%5.34%
36Transnistria31.42%8.41%6.01%6.95%1.49%
37Diplomatic missions (Moldovan diaspora)11.61%32.32%4.92%3.82%0.72%
**28.53%****9.07%**4.97%2.92%2.83%

References

References

  1. [[Dieter Nohlen]] & Philip Stöver (2010) ''Elections in Europe: A data handbook'', p1330 {{ISBN. 978-3-8329-5609-7
  2. Nohlen & Stöver, p1342
  3. Nohlen & Stöver, p1322
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