15 political parties will fit in 38 centimeters. This will be the length of the ballot for the national constituency. These will be printed the next week. First of all, the authorities need to approve the number of ballots.

On February 24, each citizen will get four ballots. Two will be for the referendum and will contain the two questions and two for the parliamentary elections. On one ballot, the candidates on the national constituency will be represented, while on the other one, the local candidates. At the same time, to get the four ballots, the citizens should present an ID.

The national constituency ballot will be of gray color.

"The number of ballot will be established after we will know the number of persons who will vote", mentioned Rodica Ciubotaru, vice-president of CEC.

The ballot will be 14 centimeters width, while the length will be influenced by the number of people who will vote. Totally, 321 candidates have been accepted for this race.

"The ballots of the local constituencies will be printed on a purple paper. Each ballot will have two numbers: on the left, the number of the polling station, while on the right, the order number of the polling station", explained CEC vice-president.

The ballots for the referendum have already been printed. On the yellow one, the citizens will be asked if they agree with the number of the deputies to be reduced from 101 to 61, while on the beige one, they will be asked whether they agree or no to dismiss the deputies who disappoint them.