2020 Alba County local elections

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2020 Alba County local elections
RO Alba County Flag.svg
 201627 September 2020 (2020-09-27)2024 
Turnout48.46% [1]
 First partySecond party
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Party PNL PSD
Seats before199
Seats won196
Seat changeSteady2.svgDecrease2.svg3
Popular vote75,06524,424
Percentage51.04%16.61%

 Third partyFourth party
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Party USR PLUS PMP
Seats before-2
Seats won43
Seat changeNewIncrease2.svg1
Popular vote13,9499,672
Percentage9.48%6.58%

President before election

Paul Voicu
PNL

Elected President

Ion Dumitrel
PNL

In Alba County, the 2020 local elections were held on 27 September. [2] A total of 6,269 candidates ran for the offices of mayors, local councilors and county councilors. [3]

Contents

County Council elections

Council President [4]
PartyCandidateVotesVotes %
National Liberal Party Ion Dumitrel83,08755.74
Social Democratic Party Ioan Dirzu27,96418.76
USR-PLUS Alliance Mihail David13,6439.15
People's Movement Party Clement Negrut7,2334.85
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats Ioan Lazar6,0894.08
Alliance for the Union of Romanians Vasile Bucur5,3163.57
PRO Romania Horatiu Florea4,5583.06
Social Liberal Humanist Party Constantin Talpas1,1750.79
Total149,065100
County Councilors [5]
PartyVotesVotes %SeatsChange
National Liberal Party 75,06551.0419Steady2.svg
Social Democratic Party 24,42416.616Decrease2.svg3
USR-PLUS Alliance 13,9499.484New
People's Movement Party 9,6726.583Increase2.svg1
Others23,96916.300Decrease2.svg3
Total147,07910030N/A

Local councils elections

Local Councilors [6]
PartyVotesVotes %Seats
National Liberal Party 68,83245.86467
Social Democratic Party 28,82719.21207
People's Movement Party 7,6165.0754
USR-PLUS Alliance 15,32110.2146
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats 6,2274.1537
Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania 4,3342.8933
PRO Romania 5,9603.9732
Alliance for the Union of Romanians 4,0172.6818
Independent 3,7242.487
Others5,2423.4915
Total150,100100916

Mayoral elections

Mayors [7]
PartyVotesVotes %Mayors
National Liberal Party 78,02551.4260
Social Democratic Party 28,74718.948
Independent 3,6702.423
Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania 1,5551.022
USR-PLUS Alliance 17,23211.362
Alliance for the Union of Romanians 3,3052.181
People's Movement Party 6,5454.311
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats 5,3873.551
Others7,2794.800
Total151,74510078

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