According to data received and processed by the Prosecutor’s Office, from February 7, 2026, the start of the process for the regular elections to the National Assembly, until today at 1:00 p.m., a total of 293 reports concerning alleged crimes obstructing the electoral process have been received.

293 reports thereof:

• 174 criminal proceedings have been initiated;
• 297 individuals have been subjected to public criminal prosecution;
• 14 criminal cases involving 42 individuals have been submitted to the competent court with approved indictments;
• Motions regarding the consent of the Central Electoral Commission to initiate criminal prosecution and to deprive 12 parliamentary candidates of their liberty have been submitted, whereof 11 have been granted, while the motion concerning 1 candidate will be considered in the near future.