Romania's electoral chaos: Who will be the new head of government after the change of power?

Romania's electoral chaos: Who will be the new head of government after the change of power?

Romania's political landscape has shifted significantly with the recent parliamentary elections. The Social Democratic Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu, who only took third place in the presidential election on November 24, announced his resignation. But after his party's election victory, which is the first power in the country for the first time in years at 22.52 percent, the Situation seems to bring a turning point for him. This is evident from reports from krone.at . The extremely right party Aur came in second place with 17.76 percent, followed by the newly founded right -wing extremists SOS Romania and Pot, which could reach over 32 percent of the votes.

government formation in the first row

Ciolacu, who now wants to claim the government mandate together with his party, is optimistic about the stability of Romanian democracy. Nevertheless, insiders think that despite his initial resignation, he is thinking about returning because the results could strengthen his political influence. The right -wing extremist politician Diana Sosoaca by SOS Romania said that she too would strive for the government order and made a call to form a minority government. At the same time, the three right -wing extremist parties are disputed, which makes the prospect of a stable government difficult, as dawum.de reports.

A particularly explosive point remains the ongoing procedure before the constitutional court. This decides whether the first round of election is recognized or canceled, which could be crucial for the future political direction of the country. A possible new head of state with right -wing extremists could then issue the government formation order. The uncertainty leads to increased tension in Romanian politics and makes the further development appear unpredictable.