Pro-Eu Nicusor Dan on his path to overcome the hard right competitor in the Romanian elections news

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George Simon says the exit survey shortly after its launch, he says he is applying for a presidential vote.

The mayor of Bucharest, Nicosur Dan, who pledged to intersection of corruption and is a supporter of the European Union and Netato, on his way to win the presidential elections in Romania.

Exit polls indicated that Dan was 54.9 percent of Sunday’s votes. His rival, the hard nationalist nationalist, George Cyeon, was 45.1 percent.

Simon rejected the exit survey shortly after his release, saying that his estimates were 400,000 votes more than Dan.

Dan carried a pledge to combat exhausted corruption and maintain Romania firmly within the European current.

The turnout was much higher in the procedural flow on Sunday, and it is expected to play a decisive role in the result.

The official results are expected to come later on Sunday.

The election re -election was held after the cancellation of the presidential vote in November in its worst political crisis in decades.

The political scene of Romania was thrown into the turmoil when the Supreme Court canceled the previous elections, as Callien Georgesco, the right -wing extremist, topped opinion polls in the first round after allegations of electoral violations and Russian intervention, which Moscow denied.

Simon appeared alongside Georgisco at a station for Bucharest on Sunday and informed reporters that he voted against “insults that our sisters and brothers were exposed to.”

“We voted against violations and against poverty,” he said. “I voted for our future to decide only by the Romanians, for the Romanians and Romania. So God helped us!”

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