Romania's former Prime Minister and candidate of the PRO Romania Party in the elections to the European Parliament Mihai Tudose stated, upon exiting the polling station, that he voted for a normal Romania.
The PRO Romania candidate took all the three ballot papers, the one for the European elections and the two ballot papers for the referendum.
Mihai Tudose voted on the additional rolls, at a polling section organised in the House of Culture in Ianca town and mentioned that it is a tradition for him to vote in Ianca, a thing that he has been doing for more then 20 years.
On the electoral rolls existing at the level of Braila county, 289,994 electors are registered, for whom 280 polling stations have been established, out of which 140 in the county seat, ten in Ianca, seven in Insuratei and three in Faurei, according to the information made public by the Braila Prefecture.