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    1. DrThomasBuro on

      Quote: Without the votes of Romania’s ethnic Hungarians and Moldovans with dual Moldovan–Romanian citizenship, Nicusor Dan might not have been elected president of Romania — an important outcome for both Romania and Europe.

    2. Significant_Many_454 on

      Not really around 100k Moldovans voted pro ND and between 300k-400k Hungarian ethnic. The difference between candidates was over 800k.

    3. Adreszek on

      Seriously Simion advocated abolishing/restricting democracy? Is that why he lost?

    4. DramaticSimple4315 on

      Unfortunately this outcome, although relieving, opens the door for an even bigger turn towards ethnic nationalism for the romanians neofascists. For all the shouting about the brussels boogeyman, they will try and associate it with the treasonous hungarian.

    5. thePAXWAX on

      Loads of comments are making all kind of calculations but the reality is that without the votes of the Hungarians living in Romania and the Romanians from Moldova the presidential elections would not had the same legitimacy.

      Without them the difference between the 2 candidates would have been less than 200K votes while with them we had a difference of 830k votes, which is making a joke any fraud accusations.

    6. Sea_Helicopter_2556 on

      Translation: Romanians saved Romania. Yes, we are a diverse country and have more minorities than just Roma/Indians.

    7. SubjectNegotiation88 on

      The only argument that can be made mathemaicaly….is that Bucharest saved Romania.

    8. Hermanstrike on

      Ethnic vote is the complete opposite of how democracy are supposed to work, what a joke

    9. Not again… This is misleading.

      Every vote counted and yes, the ethnic Hungarian vote did contribute to Nicusor Dan’s victory, but it wasn’t the decisive vote.

      Nicusor Dan received 6,168,642 votes, accounting for 53.6% of the total valid votes. Dan’s margin of victory over George Simion was over 829,000 votes, he won with broad support from across the Romanian electorate.

      Harghita and Covasna combined account for approximately 3% of his national vote total. Even assuming a near-unanimous swing from UDMR voters to Dan, it wouldn’t close an 800k+ gap.

    10. justGuy007 on

      Why this focus on ethnicity? They are all romanian citizens…. so Romanians saved romanian democracy.

    11. >The reason for this is that Dan’s opponent, George Simion, is in favor of the reunification of Moldova and Romania and the creation of a “Greater Romania” — an idea that is not very popular in Moldova.

      The reason Moldovans didn’t vote for George Simion is not because he declares himself a “unionist”. It’s because he is a hypocrite. You can’t be a unionist and at the same time insult Moldovans by telling them they don’t deserve their Romanian citizenship. There is also a lot of proof that he is just a Russian asset who has the role of creating tensions between Romanians from Romania and Moldova. Many Moldovans who vote in Romanian elections are actually in favor of a union. They just want a better politician to represent this idea.

    12. Like the Quebec people in Canada. Like the Catalans and Basques in Spain

    13. Savings_Draw_6561 on

      Hypocrisy really Europe is becoming a dictatorship

    14. Sad_Secure on

      Really glad to see Moldovan Hungarians stepping up like this. Shows that when democracy is on the line ethnic divisions matter way less than shared values and keeping extremists out of power

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