The United Social Democratic Party (Romanian: Partidul Social Democrat Unit, PSD Unit or PSDU) is a political party in Romania which follows a centre-left social democratic and Christian democratic ideology.[1] In the aftermath of the 2024 Romanian parliamentary election, the party attracted media attention due to its unusually high vote share for a minor party, which was probably due to people voting for them instead of the larger Social Democratic Party by mistake, as the two have very similar electoral symbols.[2][3][4]
In March 2025, the party registered party president Oana Crețu's candidacy for that year's presidential election.[5] The Central Electoral Bureau rejected her candidacy because only 197,194 of the 205,427 signatures submitted were deemed to be valid, less than the required 200,000.[6]
The party is economically centre-left and socially progressive, and can also be described as Christian-social and pro-European.[7] It also presents itself as a youth-oriented party, campaigning on education reform and free school meals.[8][9] The party supports a universal basic income.[10]
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