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CEC Approves 25 Parties for 2025 Parliamentary Elections

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The CEC has published a list of political parties eligible to take part in the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28, 2025. According to the Commission, a total of 25 parties have been approved. According to the CEC’s statement, out of 66 political parties registered in the State Register of Legal Entities as of July 14, 2025, only 25 submitted all the necessary documentation and met the legal requirements to participate in the elections, reports realitatea.md. The parties include:
  1. “Moldovans” Alliance
  2. “National Alternative” Movement
  3. “Civic Congress” Party
  4. Party of Development and Consolidation of Moldova
  5. “Great Moldova” Party
  6. “Heart of Moldova” Party
  7. European Social Democratic Party
  8. National Moldovan Party
  9. “Our Party”
  10. Party of Socialists
  11. “Action and Solidarity” Party
  12. Modern Democratic Party of Moldova
  13. National Reunification Party “ACASA”
  14. Republican Party of Moldova
  15. “WE” Party
  16. National Liberal Party
  17. “Democracy at Home” Party
  18. League of Towns and Communes
  19. “Christian-Social Union of Moldova”
  20. Centrist Union of Moldova
  21. People’s Party of the Republic of Moldova
  22. Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
  23. Party “For People, Nature and Animals”
  24. Future of Moldova Party
  25. “RESPECT MOLDOVA” Movement
Another 14 parties are currently undergoing a status clarification process. The Public Services Agency must provide the necessary documents, after which the Central Election Commission (CEC) will make a decision regarding these parties’ eligibility to participate in the elections. At the same time, the CEC notes that there are ongoing court proceedings concerning three political parties – “Chance”, “Power of Alternative and Salvation of Moldova”, and “Renaissance” – regarding the suspension or dissolution of their activities. The CEC considered it reasonable to include the 14 parties in the list of election participants with the caveat that their right to run may be revoked if the Public Services Agency refuses to issue a favorable administrative conclusion and/or a final court decision is issued to dissolve or restrict the activities of the mentioned parties.