Romanian PM, right-wing candidate in tie after first presidential election round
- Calin Georgescu led the polls with around 22 percent of the vote while Marcel Ciolacu trailed at 20 percent after the first round of elections.
- Neither candidate achieved an absolute majority, requiring a runoff vote on December 8.
- Georgescu's performance is seen as a 'large protest or revolt against the establishment,' indicating his unexpected popularity.
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39% Right
L 39%
C 22%
R 39%
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