Social

The Greens Party is supportive for environmental causes, such as reforestation and reductions in carbon emissions. It supports an extension in individual rights as well as greater separation of church and state, including a gradual removal of all state funding for religious institutions. Like the vast majority of Romanian political parties, it is supportive of European integration.

Environment and green economy

The Greens consider that the budgetary and private financial flows invested in industries with high carbon dioxide emissions are today greater than the budgetary and private financial flows intended for adaptation to climate change and the successful green transition.^[19]

They support the participation and representation of young people in democratic and decision-making processes at all levels, i.e. by having children involved in the evaluation and formulation of policies through dialogue with experienced people and by organizing debating groups in schools, high schools and universities.

They also support the right to vote from the age of 16 for all types of elections.

Youth politics

Advocates for all new legislative acts and public policy projects to be approved only after assessing the impact on young people up to 30 years old. They support the introduction of a mechanism for monitoring legislation from a youth perspective, including both an impact assessment and a mechanism for consultation with youth representatives when legislation has an impact on young people.

The decrease in the number of NEETS in Romania (young people who neither work, nor study, nor participate in a professional training program) can also be done by developing a wider professional orientation process, starting from the age of 12. They want to enable young people to benefit from visits/short experiential internships to for-profit and non-profit organizations, in close cooperation between schools, local administrations and respective organizations/enterprises to allow young people to have a first contact with the professional environment.^[20]

They also support the introduction of Universal Basic Income for students over a period of 3 years.

Work and workers

The Greens considered that in Romania and beyond, the "price of work" has unfortunately become the "cost of work". The work performed is not rewarded at its true value in Romania. We are still a country of cheap labor, with an explosive potential that risks blowing up all social balances. The Greens support increasing the minimum wage and linking it to the minimum consumption basket for a decent living. This is the only way decent living will no longer be a dead letter in the Constitution, and purchasing power will not collapse under the pressure of inflationary crises. They support the introduction of the minimum wage in the European Union as a mechanism of social justice, at the national and European level. They support the strengthening of social dialogue in Romania, the reform of the Labor Code from the perspective of the right to collective negotiations, respect for health and safety at work and the balance between work and private life. It pleads for a new social dialogue law to confirm and guarantee negotiations at the national level, to facilitate the formation of unions, the initiation of strikes, the negotiation of collective contracts at the sector level. They demand the reduction of the union representativeness threshold from 50%+1 to 30%. They demand transparent reports on health and safety at work and hours worked by employees, in all public and private companies. The success of the green transition means decent, safe, sustainable jobs, a new healthy work-life balance. They ask the Government and the Parliament to urgently ratify the ILO Convention no. 190, of the International Labor Organization for the elimination of violence and harassment in the world of work.^{[21][22][23][24]}

Legislative elections

Notes:

⁴ FER (Green Party's predecessor) previously merged with AP. The merger was revoked after the elections.

⁵ Green Ecologist Party members: PER and the Green Party (PV).

⁶ At that time, for those legislative elections, the Green Party (PV) competed on the PSD ballot, within the Social Liberal Union (USL).

Presidential elections

European elections

Local elections

2020 local election results

Co-president Marius Lazăr in 2022

Bogdan Dumitraș - President of the Young Greens (2023–present)

Election	County	Votes	%	Councillors
2020	Alba	1,482	1.01%	0 / 32
2020	Bacău	3,431	1.50%	0 / 36
2020	Bistrița-Năsăud	1,831	1.47%	0 / 30
2020	Botoșani	611	0.40%	0 / 32
2020	Brăila	1,025	0.93%	0 / 30
2020	Brașov	2,859	1.41%	0 / 34
2020	Bucharest	11,828	1.81%	0 / 55
2020	Caraș-Severin	2,960	2.49%	0 / 30
2020	Cluj	4,421	1.75%	0 / 36
2020	Dolj	2,359	0.91%	0 / 36
2020	Gorj	3,463	2.31%	0 / 32
2020	Iași	8,114	3.01%	0 / 36
2020	Ilfov	7,723	4.21%	0 / 32
2020	Maramureș	2,911	1.58%	0 / 34
2020	Mehedinți	1,094	0.91%	0 / 30
2020	Mureș	2,607	1.19%	0 / 34
2020	Sibiu	2,304	1.50%	0 / 32
2020	Suceava	2,437	0.96%	0 / 36
2020	Timiș	4,183	1.63%	0 / 36
2020	Tulcea	857	0.99%	0 / 30

City	Mayor	Local Council
		Votes	%	Council	Aftermath
Bucharest	2.08 / 100	11,828	1.81%	0 / 55	Opposition
Constanța	no candidate	1,737	1.82%	0 / 27	Opposition
Baia Mare	1.61 / 100	809	1.98%	0 / 23	Opposition
Bistrița	4.84 / 100	1,512	5.35%	1 / 21	Opposition
Târgu Jiu	6.83 / 100	1,727	6.48%	2 / 21	Opposition

Election	Local Council
	Votes	%	Councillors
2016	12,757	0.15%	52 / 39,000
2020	52,545	0.66%	117 / 39,000
2024	TBD	TBD	TBD