On the same day that Poland and Portugal are holding important elections, Romania is conducting a presidential run-off vote. The outcome of this election is expected to play a key role in determining Romania’s future strategic alignment, including its relationships with the European Union and neighboring countries, as well as its domestic economic policies. The election has drawn attention because a far-right candidate has a realistic chance of winning, which could signal a shift in the country’s political direction. The simultaneous occurrence of these elections across three European countries has been described as a 'Super Sunday' for European politics, with potential implications for the broader region’s stability and policy trends.