The head of Romania's Permanent Electoral Authority (AEP), Adrian Țuțuianu, indicated in a recent interview that preparations and calculations are underway for potential early elections. However, he cautioned that current electoral legislation prevents organization according to the existing timeframe. Țuțuianu emphasized the urgent need for Parliament, currently in recess, to amend relevant laws swiftly to facilitate the elections. He notes that the current legal framework poses obstacles to a timely organization of the vote. Țuțuianu, a former PSD member, dismissed further details in the interview. The possibility of early elections hinges on these legislative adjustments, making parliamentary action crucial. Bucharest’s mayor, Nicușor Dan, also weighs in on the matter, though specifics were not provided.