Romanian Election Could Be Rerun, Official Says
BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's presidential election first round could be rerun if the country's top court decides to annul the vote that took place on Nov. 24, the head of the country's electoral commission said on Friday. Toni Grebla told Radio Romania Actualitati that a rerun could take place on Dec. 15, with a runoff vote on Dec. 29.
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