The nationwide voter turnout in the parliamentary elections on Sunday until 14:00 hours stood at 20.23 percent, according to the Central Electoral Bureau (BEC) official website. According to the BEC, in the Capital 21.06 percent of the electors have cast their vote.
The highest percentages were registered in the following counties: Teleorman - 24.65 percent, Olt - 24.50 percent, Dolj - 22.81 percent, Botosani - 22.75 percent, Constanta - 22.59 percent, Dambovita - 22.45 percent, Hunedoara - 22.43 percent, Mehedinti - 22.32 percent, Vrancea - 22.01 percent, Harghita - 22.01 percent.
The lowest voter turnout was registered in the counties: Maramures - 15.15 percent, Timis - 16.16 percent, Satu Mare - 16.55 percent. Until 14:00, in Capital's district 1 a share of 24.23 percent of the total number of electors registered on the rolls have cast their ballot, in district 2 - 21.71 percent, in district 3 - 19.09 percent, in district 4 - 21.17 percent, in district 5 - 18.43 percent and in district 6 - 22.74 percent.
A share of 57.99 percent of the Romanians who went to vote until 14:00 cast their vote in the urban area, and in the rural area - 42.01 percent. The nationwide voter turnout in the 2012 parliamentary elections at 14:00 hrs was 20.56 percent, according to the data supplied by the BEC. In the 9 December 2012 ballot, a share of 20.48 percent of the electors cast their vote in the Capital until the aforementioned hour.
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