National Liberal Party

National Liberal Party (PNL) Chairman Crin Antonescu on Monday announced he would propose in the Political Bureau meeting that the PNL MEPs join the European People's Party (EPP).

The electoral Alliance of the Social Democratic Party, the National Union for Romania's Progress and the Conservative Party (PSD-UNPR-PC) obtained 43 percent in this Sunday's European elections; the National Liberal Party (PNL) made it to 14 percent, and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) grabbed 12 percent of the votes, shows the exit-poll conducted by CSCI presented by broadcast

The electoral Alliance of the Social Democratic Party, National Union for Romania's Progress and Conservative Party (PSD-UNPR-PC) got 41.01 percent of the votes in Sunday's elections for the European Parliament; the National Liberal Party (PNL) got 14.92 percent, and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) 11.82 percent, according to an exit poll carried out by CURS Avangarde and broad

The over 50 candidates in the race for eight seats of senators and deputies in the vacated colleges, have tried to convince the electors they deserve their vote in the May 25 Romanian parliamentary by-elections.

The election campaign for the parliamentary by-elections ends at 7 a.m. on Saturday.

European elections on 25 May will be marked by a high degree of absenteeism in Romania, as only 28 per cent of people say they intend to vote on Sunday, a poll released on Wednesday said.

With one month to go before European elections in Romania, the candidates of 15 parties and alliances and eight independent candidates are gearing up to compete for the elections on 25 May.

Romania will have 32 seats in the future European Parliament, compared to 33 at present.

Romania's centre-left coalition looked close to splitting up after Klaus Johanis, a leader of National Liberal Party, PNL, on Monday said he was “not very optimistic that the coalition will survive tomorrow.

“We failed to find a solution to the proposed cabinet changes. As a result, our party will decide on Tuesday if our ministers will leave the government or not,” he added.

Shifts cause Romania's ruling coalition to briefly lose Senate majority