After the presidential elections on June 5, the failure brought reelections in Moldova. On July 29, the people are invited to vote again. The electoral process started early in the morning at 7 AM and it will be closed at 9 PM. There are expected 2.605.879 people to come and vote. Many people who study or work abroad aren't pleased of the way the elections are organized. In some countries, such as Spain, the Moldovans cannot vote because the Moldovan authorities didn't open the necessary sections for voting.

There are only eight parties on the ballot. It is the first time in Moldova's history when there are not so many candidates, no one being independent (only patries). If there will be registered at least 33 percent of people who voted, the elections will be considered validated.

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