首轮投票候选人均未获超半数选票，罗马尼亚总统选举将进入第二轮

Core Points - The Romanian election authority announced that no candidate received a majority in the first round of voting, leading to a runoff between George Simion and Nicușor Dan on May 18 [1] - In the first round, Simion received 40.96% of the votes, while Dan garnered 20.99%, making them the top two candidates [1] - The previous election results were annulled due to allegations of Russian interference, leading to a new election being scheduled for May 4, 2025, with the disqualification of the previous winner, George Simion [1] Group 1 - Simion denies being an extreme right candidate, stating his focus is solely on Romania and not opposing Ukraine or being pro-Russian [2] - Simion expressed intentions to potentially include George Simion in the government if elected, suggesting various ways for him to assume leadership [2] - The re-election is seen as a critical juncture for Romania, as it seeks to restore democracy and maintain geopolitical alliances [2]