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    Lo stato attuale della diaspora rumena (verde = pro eu, arancione = pro russo populista)

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    1. MrCookieDoughForever on

      This is the current stance at 19625 / 20085 PVs counted, most green parts are 100% counted, most orange parts are still counting but the numbers hint that they will remain the same color.

      **(edit) Sources:**

      * Live Diaspora map [here](https://prezenta.roaep.ro/prezidentiale18052025/pv/map?region=abroad&pv-map-highlight=winner&pv-category=PRSD&pv-map-position-abroad=10.232621061354138,20.147689700163525,1.381135104)
      * Live Romania map [here](https://prezenta.roaep.ro/prezidentiale18052025/pv/map?region=total&pv-map-highlight=winner)
      * Live TOTAL count [here](https://prezenta.roaep.ro/prezidentiale18052025/pv/results?pv-candidate-chart-type=bar&pv-scope=total&pv-relative-max=max)

    2. opinionate_rooster on

      Why is it that those in the EU are the most opposed to it? Do they not appreciate what they have?

    4. Blueskyways on

      Romanians in Spain, France, Germany, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Italy. 

      What the fuck?  

    5. sayer_of_bullshit on

      In Romania the split was 55-45 for Nicusor (Green)

      This election was truly an IQ test imo. So this proves… that we’re not sending you our best people, heh.

    6. FancyAd5067 on

      I love how even Romanians in Russia voted for pro EU candidate.

    8. cipricusss on

      Nothing to do with some real sympathy for Putin, a lot to do with Russian diversions on social media to increase the conspirational bubble (present allover the West).

    10. djiipon on

      Exactly the state most of the Balkans are in – those, who benefit the most from EU, are the ones that oppose it the most.

    11. Appropriate-Edge2492 on

      What’s wrong with those people who live in most of other EU countries ?

      They live in more developed EU countries for their benefit, but wish to drive yet another nail that Putin is using to destroy the EU into the body of Europe?

      Are they insane?Do they long to live Soviet-era life again?

    12. Weekly_Government201 on

      I can’t describe how stupid those Romanians living in western Europe are (not all of them obviously, I think you all know the type though). They live there because of better living conditions but vote for a regime which is trying to isolate us from the west so they can come home??. It doesn’t make any sense.. They ve been brainwashed by Russian Trumpist propaganda that seems to be flying around the world.
      But we won! Hope the rest of Europe will manage too to kick this virus.

    14. SwingingPilots2000 on

      What’s the deal with Romanians in Spain? Almost 70% anti-EU? Do they realize that in case of Romexit they would need to leave or apply for residency, just like the British retirees that voted for Brexit ?

    15. One_Building4863 on

      So there are more pro-russian romanians in Ukraine than in Russia itself..

    16. bobdammi on

      Alternativ Titel:

      Map of Russian influence with bot networks and propagandists (orange: high influence)

    17. Pectus_Excavatum_69 on

      As a romanian living in Spain, I am disgusted. Nontheless, this was espected, every time I hear a romanian in public I am ashamed by their behavior, I am ashamed of being romanian myself. Hope this will change in the future

    19. diamanthaende on

      We really do get the crème de la crème of ‘expats’ here in Germany…

    20. ShitassAintOverYet on

      You know this resembles Turkish elections a lot lmfao

      Places with strong diaspora presence like Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium and France vote for AKP in flocks while the diaspora everywhere else are left-wing progressives. We usually have Italy in the opposition camp though, that’s different.

    21. Gottabecreative on

      Couple of explanations:

      1. you can see exactly where the Russian propaganda was deployed

      2. places where a high number of Romanians haven’t integrated well, are struggling and were more vulnerable to propaganda that made them believe charlatans could offer solutions to their problems.

    22. CaptainYes0 on

      Of course, there are pro-Russian individuals in the West, just as there is a Muslim population. In Muslim countries, there may be opposition to the hijab, while in Western countries, there may be support for it. If people feel strongly about their country and religion, they might consider living where those values are more widely supported. Similarly, those who do not support EU values and only wish to promote their own should consider leaving European countries.

      I already know i will get tons of dislikes.

    23. GladWelcome3724 on

      Same as Turkey, who lives in EU just votes for Erdogan to do cheap holidays.

    25. CaineLau on

      romanians working in Italy and Spain, we need to have a talk !!

    26. ProductGuy48 on

      The slogan of this campaign was:

      “Nu va fi usor, va fi Nicusor” (RO)

      “It won’t be a breeze, it will be Nick with ease!” (ENG – rough translation to make it rhyme)

      WE crushed the Russians twice in 6 months. Somebody call an ambulance. This is how you do it fellow Europeans.

    27. WishCameTrue27 on

      “Show me on the map where Russia was involved with propaganda”

    29. morbihann on

      Classic, go live in the “bad west”, enjoy their flavour of social democracy but vote for nationalistic pricks back home.

    30. Pilek01 on

      Its like with Turks living in Germany. They vote so Turkey stays poor so when they go visit their family they feel like milionaires.

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