Klaus Iohannis wins presidential elections to become Romania’s president. Prime Minister Victor Ponta accepts defeat
Presidential Elections Romania 2014: Klaus Iohannis wins east-European country’s presidency! People of Romania have voted for their president in the second round of elections on Sunday, Nov. 16. According to preliminary exist-polls, the right wing candidate of the Christian Liberal Alliance (ACL), Klaus Iohannis came out victorious at the expense of his opponent and current Prime Minister Victor Ponta who admitted the defeat in a short televised intervention.
Klaus Iohannis is the new president of Romania (Photo: sibiu100.ro)
Ponta: “People are always right. I called Iohannis and congratulated him for the victory”.
After leaving the headquarters of the Social Democrat Party (PSD) Sunday evening, Prime Minister Victor Ponta addressed many thanks to all Romanians who went to polls and congratulations to the winner Klaus Iohannis.
“I want to thank all the Romanians who came out to vote; the people is always right. I phoned Klaus Iohannis to congratulate him for the victory,” said Victor Ponta .
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“As long as we hold public functions, we have to carry out our public duty for the country. I want Romania to be a democratic country. I accept the result, so I urge my supporters to do the same as they have nothing to protest about,” said the Premier Ponta.
A partial independent counting performed by the Christian Liberal Alliance (ACL), shows that Klaus Iohannis claimed more than 56% of the votes.
Victor Ponta admits defeat in Romania’s presidential elections