Final count
| Candidate | Party | Votes | Share |
| Maia Sandu | Partidul Acțiune și Solidaritate | 656,852 | 42.5% |
| Alexandr Stoianoglo | Partidul Socialiştilor din Republica Moldova | 401,215 | 25.9% |
| Renato Usatîi | Partidul Nostru | 213,169 | 13.8% |
| Irina Vlah | candidat independent | 83,193 | 5.4% |
| Victoria Furtună | candidat independent | 68,778 | 4.5% |
| Vasile Tarlev | Partidul pentru Viitorul Moldovei | 49,316 | 3.2% |
| Ion Chicu | Partidul Dezvoltării şi Consolidării Moldovei | 31,797 | 2.1% |
| Octavian Ţîcu | Blocul electoral „Împreună” | 14,326 | 0.9% |
| Andrei Năstase | candidat independent | 9,946 | 0.6% |
| Natalia Morari | candidat independent | 9,444 | 0.6% |
| Tudor Ulianovschi | candidat independent | 7,995 | 0.5% |
| Total votes | 1,546,031 | |
Turnout 51.7%: 1,564,495 ballots from 3,023,506 registered voters.
National protocol annexed to CEC Hotărârea nr. 3130 of 23 Oct 2024; all 11 candidates, in descending order of votes (the protocol lists them in ballot order). Names given first-name first; the protocol writes SURNAME FIRST NAME in capitals, e.g. 'SANDU MAIA'. party = the nominating party as the protocol writes it, or 'candidat independent'. No candidate reached half of the votes of those who voted, so no row is marked winner; Maia Sandu and Alexandr Stoianoglo went to the run-off. totalVotes = h) valid votes 1,546,031 (rows add up to it exactly). ballots = d) voters who took part 1,564,495 = valid votes + f) 18,464 invalid ballots. electorate = a) 2,710,856 on the basic electoral lists + b) 312,650 on the supplementary lists (voters added on polling day, including all voters abroad); the CEC states turnout against both lists together. Same figures in the per-polling-station spreadsheet (a.cec.md/rezultate-alegeri-turul-1-18703.html) and in chapter 15 of the CEC report approved by HCEC 3209. Licence: the CEC website footer says 'Reproducerea materialelor se permite doar cu permisiunea Comisiei Electorale Centrale' (reproduction only with the CEC's permission), so the counts rest not on site terms but on the copyright law: Law no. 230/2022 on copyright and related rights (in force 9 Oct 2022; it repealed Law no. 139/2010, art. 92(3)), art. 8(b), excludes 'normative acts, other administrative, political or judicial acts' from protection. The numbers are copied from the CEC decision itself (an administrative act, with its annexed protocol), not from the site's other materials. Law text read in the English translation published by AGEPI, the State Agency on Intellectual Property (https://www.agepi.md/sites/default/files/law/national/l_230-2022_en.pdf, linked from agepi.md/en/content/legea-privind-dreptul-de-autor-si-drepturile-conexe-nr-230); the Romanian original on legis.md (doc_id=149374) was behind a bot-check page on 3 Oct 2026. Published by Central Electoral Commission (Comisia Electorală Centrală), Hotărârea nr. 3130 of 23 Oct 2024, annex 1, 23 Oct 2024: a.cec.md/ro/cu-privire-la-centralizarea-rezultatelor-votarii-la-alegerile-pentru-functia-de--2751_111792.html. Not protected: official act of a public authority (Law no. 230/2022 on copyright and related rights, art. 8(b): 'The following shall not benefit from copyright protection: ... normative acts, other administrative, political or judicial acts (laws, court decisions, etc.) and official translations thereof').