The opposition launched election campaign for parliamentary through victimization and criticism of the government without presenting concrete solutions. Moreover, politicians' actions contradict their own ideologies.

Opinions were expressed by political analysts at Publika TV's În centrul atenţiei (In the spotlight) show.

Some experts believe that, apart from protests, representatives of the right-wing opposition failed to do anything to persuade citizens to vote for them.

"Protests were organized, and concrete proposals need to be introduced. They proposed several good things, for example, they proposed that the country's president would be elected by citizens and the mixed voting system would be introduced. They gave up their own proposals, for Democratic Party supported that idea", said Intellect Group director Ian Lisnevschi.

On the other hand, experts criticize president Igor Dodon who says he would make informal electoral agitation for the PSRM.

"When he declares he will stay away from this process, he lied. It was a PR action for this party. This speeds to legal limit. He's informally involved because there is nobody else to do this work effectively", said political analyst Vitalie Catană. 

Analysts also say that the left-wing opposition, especially the Socialist Party, manifests with contradictory statements and actions.

"They criticize NATO, criticize the West, but some of them have properties there, many of them are traveling there and even hold that citizenship, "political analyst Vitalie Catana said.

According to the National Authority for Citizenship, among the socialist deputies holding the citizenship of Romania are Ghenadi Mitriuc, Adrian Lebedinschi, Anatolie Labuneţ, Corneliu Furculiţă and Radu Mudreac.

This despite the fact that the former PSRM president, Igor Dodon, promised in the 2014 parliamentary election campaign that all socialist elected representatives would give up Romanian citizenship.