Parliamentary elections in Moldova March 22, 1998 - the third parliamentary election in the Republic of Moldova . 9 political parties, 6 blocs and 60 independent candidates took part in the elections. The electoral threshold for parties is 4%, for blocs - 4% for independent candidates - 4%. The turnout among the civilian population amounted to 69.12% of the voters on the electoral lists, and therefore, the elections were declared valid.
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| Parliamentary elections in Moldova | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| March 22, 1998 | |||
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| Party head | Vladimir Voronin | Mircea Snegur | Dmitry Dyakov |
| The consignment | Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova | Electoral bloc “Democratic Convention of Moldova” | Electoral Bloc “For a Democratic and Prosperous Moldova” |
| Seats received | 40 | 26 | 24 |
| Votes | 487 002 (30.01%) | 315,206 (19.42%) | 294 691 (18.16%) |
 |  | | |
| Party head | Valery Matei | Dmitry Motzpan | Adrian Mustachioed |
| The consignment | Party of democratic forces | Agrarian Democratic Party of Moldova | Electoral bloc "Furnica Civil Alliance (Ant)" |
| Seats received | eleven | 0 | 0 |
| Votes | 143,428 (8.84%) | 58 874 (3.63%) | 53,338 (3.29%) |
Content
Members
Initially, 9 parties, 6 electoral blocs and 60 independent candidates were included in the ballot papers. Independent candidates Nikolay Boychenko , Tudor Bragaru , Trofim Stefan , George Tsybyrne , George Korovay , Nikolai Telpiz and Alexey Korchmar left the election campaign
Political Parties and Electoral Blocks
- Democratic Convention of Moldova electoral bloc (list leader - Mircea Snegur )
- Moldova Revival and Consent Party
- Christian Democratic Popular Front
- Ecological Party of Moldova “Green Alliance”
- Christian Democratic League of Women of Moldova
- Peasant Christian Democratic Party of Moldova
- Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova (list leader - Vladimir Voronin )
- Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (list leader - Veronica Abramchuk )
- Party of Democratic Forces (list leader - Valery Matei )
- The Socialist Unity election bloc (list leader - Valery Senik )
- Socialist Party of Moldova
- Equality Movement Unitate Unity
- Union of Communists of Moldova
- Vatan Party
- Agrarian Democratic Party of Moldova (leader of the list - Dmitry Motzpan )
- The Alliance of Democratic Forces election bloc (list leader - Semyon Chertan )
- National Peasant Party of Moldova
- Liberal Party of Moldova
- National Liberal Party
- Electoral bloc “For a Democratic and Prosperous Moldova” (list leader - Dmitry Diacov )
- Socio-political movement "For a democratic and prosperous Moldova"
- Civil Party of Moldova
- The New Force Movement
- People's Democratic Party of Moldova
- Social Democratic Party of Moldova (list leader - Oazu Nantoi )
- Electica Civil Alliance (Ant) election block (list leader - Adrian Usatii )
- Social and Political Movement “Civil Alliance for Reforms”
- Party of Progressive Forces of Moldova
- Movement "Unitatea Civica (Civil Unity)"
- Youth Union of Moldova
- Moldova Centrist Democratic Revival Party
- Electoral bloc “Social Democratic Bloc Speranta (Hope)” (list leader - Anatoly Ceranu )
- United Social Democratic Party of Moldova
- The movement of professionals "Speranţa-Nadezhda"
- Association of Women of Moldova
- United Labor Party of Moldova (list leader - Andrei Safonov )
- Christian Democratic Union of Moldova (list leader - Grigory Gurdysh )
- Reform Party (list leader - Mihai Ghimpu )
- Moldova's Social and Economic Justice Party (list leader - Marina Livitski )
Independent Candidates
- Valery Boychenko
- Anatoly Plugar
- Alexey Repede
- Nikolay Gutsul
- Pavel Creanga
- Ion Lippiu
- Eugen Zastavnetski
- Mikhail Kabanyuk
- Grigory Freecautsanu
- Nikolay Petrika
- Peter Ursu
- Tikhon Zaraf
- George Porchesku
- Mihai Shushu
- Andrey Koka
- Victor Gureu
- Anna Bologan
- George Udrya
- Pavel Lupaascu
- Anatoly Unguryan
- Stepan Barbov
- Mihai Korzh
- Ion Pranicki
- Mikhail Revin
- George Konstantinov
- Boris Dariev
- Julius Kalinich
- Renata Verezhanu
- Valery Renitsa
- Vladimir Dzhugostran
- Nester Samofalov
- Ion Batku
- Ion Odaynik
- Lydia Munteanu
- Sergey Popa
- Stepan Gradinar
- Vladimir Nikorich
- Valentina Melnik
- Tudor Borta
- Dan Nour
- Alexey Frunze
- Tamara Falcon
- Fedor Botsan
- Peter Pleshka
- Leonid Kucherenko
- Eustathius Chikala
- Nikolay Pravdin
- George Balmush
- Vasily Nekulche
- Mikhail Boychuk
- Afteniya Chertan
- Mikhail Kulev
- Raisa Morari
- Anatoly Vitsu
- Valery Danich
- Boris Cherney
- Aurel Chepoy
- Nikolay Popistash
Results
Final election results:
| The consignment | Votes | Votes% | Mandates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova | 487 002 | 30.01% | 40 |
| Electoral bloc “Democratic Convention of Moldova” | 315,206 | 19.42% | 26 |
| Electoral Bloc “For a Democratic and Prosperous Moldova” | 294 691 | 18.16% | 24 |
| Party of democratic forces | 143,428 | 8.84% | eleven |
| Agrarian Democratic Party of Moldova | 58 874 | 3.63% | 0 |
| Electoral bloc "Furnica Civil Alliance (Ant)" | 53,338 | 3.29% | 0 |
| Alliance of Democratic Forces election bloc | 36 344 | 2.24% | 0 |
| Social and Economic Justice Party of Moldova | 31 663 | 1.95% | 0 |
| Social Democratic Party of Moldova | 30 169 | 1.86% | 0 |
| Electoral Bloc "Socialist Unity" | 29,647 | 1.83% | 0 |
| Electoral bloc "Social Democratic Bloc Speranta (Hope)" | 21,282 | 1.31% | 0 |
| Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova | 9 514 | 0.59% | 0 |
| Reform Party | 8 844 | 0.54% | 0 |
| Christian Democratic Union of Moldova | 8 342 | 0.51% | 0 |
| United Labor Party of Moldova | 3 124 | 0.19% | 0 |
| Independent Candidates | 5.63% | 0 | |
| Total (turnout 69.12%) | 1 581 517 | 100 % | 101 |