Romania’s proposed government led by Adrian Veștea failed to gain a vote of confidence in Parliament on June 22, 2026. The vote concluded with 189 votes in favor and 23 against, falling short of the required 233 votes needed for confirmation. A secret ballot was utilized during the parliamentary procedure. This outcome leaves Romania without a fully-formed executive branch. The failure to secure parliamentary support initiates a constitutional process to determine next steps. It remains unclear what form the next government will take or when it will be established, creating political uncertainty. Further consultations and potential re-nominations are anticipated.