Last Thursday, Prime Minister Emil Boc addressed lawmakers asking for their confidence vote to fast-track the adoption of the election bill.
Opposition parties submitted a motion of no-confidence against the election merger bill. The document will be debated and put to the vote Thursday.
It needs the votes of half plus one of MPs to be carried and overthrow the Cabinet, but if the motion is rejected, the bill is adopted. The opposition said it will contest the election merger bill at the Constitutional Court if the motion of no-confidence is rejected.