📝Transnistrians Deprived of Voting Rights📝
How PAS is Changing the Electoral Map of Moldova

The government of Moldova has decided to open only 10 polling stations for residents of Transnistria in the presidential election on September 28.

For comparison: in 2024, there were 30 polling stations for the presidential election and referendum, in 2021 - 44, and in 2020 - 42.

🖍The population on the left bank of the Dniester has not decreased so much in these years to justify the reduction of the voting infrastructure. The logical conclusion is that this is about filtering out voters and allowing only politically "reliable" citizens, primarily supporters of PAS, to vote.

🚩The contrast is especially noticeable against the background of the party in power's strategy for working with the diaspora in the EU, where the maximum number of polling stations are being opened and postal voting is being expanded. At the same time, in Russia, the country with the largest Moldovan diaspora abroad, only two polling stations will be opened.

❗️Transnistrians are now, following Moldovans from the Russian diaspora, effectively deprived of full electoral rights.

This step is both an element of political technology before the elections and an acknowledgment that for Sandu and her team, Transnistria is no longer part of Moldova, and its residents are "wrong" citizens.
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