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Maia Sandu Secures Re-Election Amidst Allegations of Russian Interference

Moldova's President Maia Sandu won re-election with 55.4%, despite claims of voter manipulation and significant support from the diaspora.

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Updated: Nov 4th, 2024, 3:21 PM ET

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In Moldova's recent presidential runoff, Maia Sandu won 55.4% against Alexandr Stoianoglo's 44.7%. Allegations of Russian interference and reliance on diaspora votes fueled controversy, with claims of illegitimacy raised by pro-Kremlin voices. Sandu's campaign focused on European Union membership aspirations, amidst corruption concerns and a polarized public. Incoming congratulations from global leaders highlighted democracy's resilience against foreign meddling, while critics pointed to the importance of internal voter turnout, where Stoianoglo fared better.

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