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The Civic Coalition for Free and Fair Elections in Moldova calls urgently on the CEC to examine the financial reports submitted by political parties for the first reporting period of 2019, as the limitation period in which action can be taken against any violations committed during this period is nearly ending. Civic monitoring reports have found several problematic aspects in the financial reporting of political parties during this period. 

This coalition of election monitors in Moldova, including our member Promo-LEX, observed the following issues throughout the General local elections and by-elections: limitations of the freedom of voter information, the hindering of work of election management bodies, inconsistent candidate registration practices, a lack of impartial media, and the obstruction of the work of national observers.

The Promo-LEX Observation Mission for the General Local Elections and Parliamentary By-elections of 20 October 2019 is concerned about the modification of some legislative acts, by Law no. 113/2019, which has been made during the electoral period. The OM also finds a precarious situation in observing the working hours by electoral officials, a failure to declare all the campaign expenses and involvement of foreign persons in electoral activities.

Promo-LEX and several other members of the Civic Coalition call the urgent repeal of CEC Decision, complicating the election observers' accreditation and activity. 

Promo-LEX Association’s analysis alerts on irregularities in Parliament's implementation of recommendations regarding the mixed-member electoral system.