ACUM's refuse to attend any dialogues with the other parties show that they want snap elections. As a result, they will be responsible of the costs of a further election, because it won't change the mandates. This opinion belongs to some analysts.

The politics analysts consider that even if there are many pots regarding a parliamentary majority, the snap election might happen.

"Approximately 100 million lei will be spent on this election. If ACUM have this money, they should pay. In this case, this money won't go for the pensions, allocations", said Vitali Andrievschi, political analyst.

"I don't see a chance of a further change after this election", said Anatol Taranu, politics analyst.

At the same time, the politics analysts consider that PAS and PDPA, but also PSRM will be harshly charged by the citizens in case of snap election.

"Even if ACUM wants snap elections, the other parties don't want it. ACUM and the socialists would lost a lot, while the democrats have only to win in such a situation", said Roman Mihaies, politics analyst,

At his turn, Alexandr Muravschi a former vice prime minister within Sturza Government wrote on his Facebook page that ACUM is in the spotlight due to the demagogy, they are not able to hide their lack of ideas.

"It this thing is going to happen, everything else is easy", mentioned Muravschi.

Previously, Nicolae Negru wrote that the snap election is not a solution. He also said that such a plot would damage the parties' image.

The Constitutional Court declared valid the results of the February 24 elections, on March 9. In the new Parliament, PSRM has 35 seats, DPM 30, ACUM 26, SOR party has seven seats and three of the deputies are independent.