Voters on the left bank of the Dniester mistakenly identified Promo-LEX mobile monitoring observers as individuals offering money. The association’s representatives claim that voters were allegedly promised amounts ranging from 400 to 3,000 lei.
Nicolae Panfil, head of the observation mission, stated that the names of the candidates suspected of committing the offense will be announced on Monday, after the elections conclude, to avoid violating the law.
Observers noticed voters seeking transportation to the polling station and being promised remuneration to vote for one candidate over another.
Such cases occurred in Varnița, Cocieri, Sanatauca, and Dorotcaia. In the last case, a group approached the mobile team of observers and offered to sell their voting option. Subsequently, the same people, looking for people to pay, returned to the Promo-LEX vehicle and showed them the stickers confirming that they had voted.
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Observers reported three incidents of organized transportation of voters: one in the Buiucani sector of the capital, another on the left bank of the Dniester, and a third in Cimislia.
In total, since the morning of October 20, 2024, the Promo-LEX observation mission has reported over 650 incidents. Of these, 575 had been processed by 14:00, according to Nicolae Panfil.
Promo-LEX also reports that over 350 polling stations were crowded from 9:00 to 12:00. Voters frequently photographed their ballot papers with their electoral choices. Meanwhile, candidates engaged in election advertising, black PR, and the presence of individuals in or around the polling stations.