President of Romania - Latest Election

Latest Election

e • d Summary of the 22 November and 6 December 2009 Romanian presidential election results
Candidates First round Runoff
Candidate Sustaining Party Votes % Votes %
Traian Băsescu Democratic Liberal Party
(Partidul Democrat Liberal)
3,153,640 32.44 5,275,808 50.33
Mircea Geoană Social Democratic Party + Conservative Party
(Alianţa Electoralǎ Partidul Social Democrat + Partidul Conservator)
3,027,838 31.15 5,205,760 49.66
Crin Antonescu National Liberal Party
(Partidul Naţional Liberal)
1,945,831 20.02
Corneliu Vadim Tudor Greater Romania Party
(Partidul România Mare)
540,380 5.56
Hunor Kelemen Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania
(Uniunea Democrată Maghiară din România)
372,761 3.83
Sorin Oprescu Independent 309,764 3.18
George Becali New Generation Party
(Partidul Noua Generaţie – Creştin Democrat)
186,390 1.91
Remus Cernea Green Party
(Partidul Verde)
60,539 0.62
Constantin Rotaru Socialist Alliance Party
(Partidul Alianţa Socialistă)
43,684 0.45
Gheorghe-Eduard Manole Independent 34,189 0.35
Ovidiu-Cristian Iane Ecologist Party of Romania
(Partidul Ecologist Român)
22,515 0.23
Constantin-Ninel Potîrcă Independent 21,306 0.21
Total valid votes 9,718,840 100 % 10,481,568 100 %
Source: Biroul Electoral Central


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