The preliminary statistical results released by the Romanian electoral institution in the early morning of the 19th showed that in the second round of voting for the presidential election held on the 18th, independent candidate and Bucharest Mayor Nikusor Daan won. On May 18th, in Bucharest, Romania, independent candidate and Bucharest Mayor Nikusor Daan delivered a speech after the first vote in the presidential election. According to the statistics of 99.24% of the votes by the Romanian electoral institution, Da En received 53.99% of the vote, while the president of the Romanian Unity Union Party, Georges Simion, received 46.01% of the vote. The difference between the two sides is nearly 8 percentage points, and Da En's victory is a foregone conclusion. Data shows that over 11.64 million voters cast their ballots in this election, with a voter turnout rate of 64.72%. The number of overseas voters participating in the election exceeded 1.64 million. In the first round of voting held on the 4th of this month, Simion and Daan ranked first and second with 40.96% and 20.99% of the vote respectively, entering the second round of competition. The public opinion here believes that Dane's vote share in the second round of voting exceeded that of Simion, indicating that the majority of Romanian voters tend to support policy directions consistent with the European Union. The Romanian President serves a term of 5 years and can be re elected once. (New Society)