High voter turnout, particularly among young people and women, contributed to Nicușor Dan's victory in Romania's presidential runoff. The Romanian Hungarian minority played a significant role, supporting Dan over his opponent, George Simion. Analysts noted that Dan's win reflects a desire for change, while concerns about Simion's nationalist agenda were prevalent. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's comments in support of Simion drew backlash, highlighting the complexities of Hungarian-Romanian political relations. The election results indicate a need for change in Romania's political landscape. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)