The Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova will have around 34 MPs in the legislative future. 

This is the result of counting the ballots in the uninominal constituencies, but also the results from the national constituency, according to Deschide.md.

Here's how the Socialists divided their mandates into the future Parliament of the Republic of Moldova:

Uninominal constituencies:

1. Zinaida Greceanai
2. Irina Lozovan
3. Alla Pilipeţcaia
4. Alexander Usatay
5. Alexandru Nesterovschi
6. Oleg Savva
7. Alexandru Jolnaci
8. Chiril Tatarlî
9. Alexandru Suhodolschi
10. Fiodor Gagauz
11. Gheorghii Para
12. Oleg Lipski
13. Vasile Bolea
14. Vlad Bătrâncea
15. Adrian Lebedinschi
16. Grigore Novac

National circumscription:

1. Ion Ceban
2. Smirnov Eduard
3. Bogdat Tardea
4. Koksal Ivanna
5. Alla Dolin
6. Victor Gaiciuc
7. Golovatiuc Vladimir
8. Raileanu Adela
9. Corneliu Furculita
10. Victor Bologan
11. Odnostalco Vladimir
12. Radu Mudreac
13. Turcan Vladimir
14. Zabunov Ivan
15. Peter Burduja
16. Oleg Tetera
17. Cunitchi Tatiana (following redistribution of remaining mandates)
18. Gaik Vartanean (following redistribution of remaining mandates)

Out of the 101 deputies, about 5 seats belong to parties that have not passed the electoral threshold. They are to be redistributed in consecutive order to the parties reached in the Parliament according to art. 96, paragraph 4, of the Electoral Code. PSRM would therefore choose two mandates, and DPM, ACUM and Shor with one mandate.