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Romania: election results by polling station

2014–2025 · 6 elections · ROU

SAGE has legislative and presidential election results for Romania from 6 elections between 2014 and 2025: 2014, 2016, 2019, 2020, 2024 and 2025. The smallest unit is the polling station. The 2025 election has 19,944 polling stations, and 95% of them have a location. Unit boundaries are available for 2014, 2019, 2020, 2024 and 2025.

Elections

Units are the smallest units in the data, and located units are those with coordinates. A year with several rows has several contests or votes; filter on them before you add up votes.

YearElection typeVote typeRound Units% locatedVotes Polygons
2014PresidentialFirst Round118,84798%9,485,340yes[map]
PresidentialSecond Round218,84798%11,553,152yes
2016Legislative (lower house)19,0430%6,963,696[map]
2019PresidentialFirst Round119,58396%9,193,341yes[map]
PresidentialSecond Round219,58396%9,833,395yes
2020Legislative (lower house)19,55096%5,542,909yes[map]
2024Legislative (lower house)19,91895%9,255,921yes[map]
PresidentialFirst Round119,91895%9,238,259yes
2025PresidentialFirst Round119,94495%9,426,436yes[map]

Download

csv opens in Excel, Stata, R, or Python. gpkg has the unit boundaries for QGIS, ArcGIS, R, or Python. parquet has the vote rows as Parquet. rds is the native R sf object. Each ZIP has a README with the columns.

All years: [csv 31 MB] [gpkg 7.6 MB] [parquet 16 MB] [rds 23 MB] [codebook 1.1 MB]

YearDownloads
2025[csv 2.5 MB] [gpkg 1.6 MB] [parquet 1.4 MB]
2024[csv 8.7 MB] [gpkg 1.6 MB] [parquet 3.4 MB]
2020[csv 6.7 MB] [gpkg 1.5 MB] [parquet 2.0 MB]
2019[csv 4.1 MB] [gpkg 1.5 MB] [parquet 2.5 MB]
2016[csv 5.1 MB] [gpkg 191 KB] [parquet 1.3 MB]
2014[csv 4.2 MB] [gpkg 1.5 MB] [parquet 2.5 MB]

In R or Python:

R:      install.packages("sage")
        sage::sage_load("Romania", years = 2025)

Python: import sage
        sage.sage_load("Romania", years=[2025])

Sources

Citation

Dasanaike, Noah. “The Small-Area Global Elections (SAGE) Dataset.” Scientific Data (2026). Paper · Harvard Dataverse

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