The former Prime Minister of Moldova beat Dodon in the first round of presidential elections thanks to foreign voters
Maia Sandu, the leader of the oppositional pro-European Action and Solidarity Party, won 35.94% of the vote in the first round of the presidential elections in Moldova, while the incumbent head of state, Igor Dodon, 32.75%. These are the preliminary data of the CEC after processing 99.63% of the protocols. After counting, Dodon was in the lead from 95% of the polling stations, but by morning everything had changed.