The supportive data of the European Union is profitable for the Roman presidential race on a hard right competitor, and the data appears

The supportive candidate of the European Union won the Roman presidential presidential flow in the race he watched closely against the nationalities and value of the hard right, and explains almost the full electoral data, in the re -elections, many considered a geopolitical choice between East and West.

The racing ranked the front candidate George Simyoun, the 38 -year -old leader, to the hard right -wing coalition of the Romanian Unit, or U, against Nikosior Dan, the mayor of Bucharest.

It was held months after the cancellation of the previous elections in Romania in its worst political crisis in decades.

After calculating 10.5 million votes from 11.6 million votes, Dan was 54.32 percent, while Simon’s votes reached 45.68 percent, according to official data.