Far-right candidate excluded from Romania presidential election
By AFP
March 10, 2025
BUCHAREST: Romania´s electoral bureau on Sunday rejected the candidacy submitted by far-right hopeful Calin Georgescu for a re-run of last year´s presidential election in May, sparking outrage among his supporters in Bucharest.
Georgescu shot to prominence almost overnight to unexpectedly win the first round of a presidential election last November.
But Romania´s constitutional court annulled the ballot shortly before the second round was to be held in December, after claims of Russian meddling and a “massive” social media promotion of Georgescu.
In a statement on Sunday, the electoral bureau said it had adopted “the rejection of the registration of the independent candidacy” of Georgescu. It did not give its reasons for doing so.
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