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nas) reports opposition candidate Maia Sandu "held a narrow lead" over incumbent Igor Dodon in a presidential election run-off in Moldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ba

oldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ballots counted." Dodon, "who on Friday had called on supporters to take to the streets if he felt the election was stolen from him,

ding Democrats Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, International Development Finance Corporation CEO Adam Boehler, former Rwandan Minister of Health Dr Agnes Binagwaho, CBS News Chief Congressional Correspondent EFTA00149016 Nancy Cordes, Procter & Gamble Glo

nas) reports opposition candidate Maia Sandu "held a narrow lead" over incumbent Igor Dodon in a presidential election run-off in Moldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ba

oldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ballots counted." Dodon, "who on Friday had called on supporters to take to the streets if he felt the election was stolen from him,

ding Democrats Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, International Development Finance Corporation CEO Adam Boehler, former Rwandan Minister of Health Dr Agnes Binagwaho, CBS News Chief Congressional Correspondent EFTA00161656 Nancy Cordes, Procter & Gamble Glo

nas) reports opposition candidate Maia Sandu "held a narrow lead" over incumbent Igor Dodon in a presidential election run-off in Moldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ba

oldova on Sunday. Dodon "said he remained optimistic of victory, despite partial results which showed Sandu on 51.3% of votes compared to 48.67 for Dodon, with 91.6% of ballots counted." Dodon, "who on Friday had called on supporters to take to the streets if he felt the election was stolen from him,

ding Democrats Sen. Chris Coons and Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, International Development Finance Corporation CEO Adam Boehler, former Rwandan Minister of Health Dr Agnes Binagwaho, CBS News Chief Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes, Procter & Gamble Global Government