Romania's Constitutional Court rejects appeals against Georgescu's registration as a presidential candidate

The Constitutional Court of Romania has rejected appeals against the registration of Calin Georgescu's candidacy for president. This was announced on Saturday, March 8, according to a press release.

"Following the discussion, the Constitutional Court unanimously rejected the appeals as unacceptable because they do not comply with the procedural conditions stipulated by law," the statement said, excerpts from which are quoted by the Romanian portal G4Media.

According to the court's press release, the decision is final and will be brought to the attention of the Central Election Bureau.

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The first round of the Romanian presidential election was held on November 24, 2024. According to official sources, Georgescu was in the lead with 22.94% of the vote, but on November 28, the country's Constitutional Court demanded that the Central Election Commission recount the results. They were cancelled on December 6. Repeat elections will be held in Romania on May 4.

At the same time, on February 26, the candidate was taken to the prosecutor's office for questioning. He was later released on his own recognizance. At a rally in Bucharest on March 1, Georgescu said he would continue to fight for the presidency. On the same day, a rally was held in his support.