2020 Iași County local elections

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2020 Iași County local elections
Actual Iasi county CoA.svg
 201627 September 2020 (2020-09-27)2024 
Turnout37.27% [1]
 First partySecond party
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Party PNL PSD
Seats before1217
Seats won1710
Seat changeIncrease2.svg5Decrease2.svg7
Popular vote107,10366,079
Percentage39.70%24.49%

 Third partyFourth party
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Party USR PLUS PMP
Seats before-3
Seats won63
Seat changeNewSteady2.svg
Popular vote39,41616,635
Percentage14.61%6.17%

President before election

Maricel Popa
PSD

Elected President

Costel Alexe
PNL

The 2020 Iași Countylocal elections were held on 27 September. [2] The offices of local councilors, mayors, county councilors and the President of the County Council were up for election.

Contents

County Council elections

President of the County Council [3]
PartyCandidateVotesVotes %
National Liberal Party Costel Alexe 104,65637.97
Social Democratic Party Maricel Popa79,16828.72
USR-PLUS Alliance Marius Bodea41,27114.97
People's Movement Party Petru Movilă17,5646.37
PRO Romania Răzvan-Bogdan Abalași9,1463.32
Green Party Gică-Sebastian Tataru7,2302.62
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats Costel Irimia5,1951.88
Alliance for the Union of Romanians Ioan Pădureț4,0541.47
Others7,3562.67
Total275,640100
Party composition of the County Council [4]
PartyVotesVotes %SeatsChange
National Liberal Party 107,10339.7017Increase2.svg5
Social Democratic Party 66,07924.4910Decrease2.svg7
USR-PLUS Alliance 39,41614.616New
People's Movement Party 16,6356.173Steady2.svg
Others40,56915.030Decrease2.svg5
Total269,80210036N/A

Local councils elections

Party composition of the local councils [5]
PartyVotesVotes %Seats
National Liberal Party 102,26336.94572
Social Democratic Party 80,15328.95515
People's Movement Party 18,0936.5398
USR-PLUS Alliance 37,72613.6368
PRO Romania 11,4854.1443
Green Party 6,9852.5221
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats 5,3091.9114
Ecologist Party of Romania 1,4970.544
Social Liberal Humanist Party 1,3020.474
Independent 2,9851.074
Others8,9883.2517
Total276,7861001360

Mayoral elections

Results of mayoral elections in Iași County by party [6]
PartyVotesVotes %Mayors
National Liberal Party 119,42942.2650
Social Democratic Party 83,52629.5643
USR-PLUS Alliance 38,31913.563
People's Movement Party 13,1664.661
Independent 2,7660.981
Others25,3678.980
Total282,57310098

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