Moldova and Georgia are facing crucial votes that will shape their European futures. Moldova's pro-EU president Maia Sandu is favored in a referendum for EU membership, while Georgia's ruling party is accused of democratic backsliding. Moldova's election features a high turnout prediction, with concerns over Russian interference. Georgia's elections are polarized, with opposition framing the vote as a choice between Europe and Russia, amidst accusations of civil society dismantling by the ruling party. Both countries are navigating complex political landscapes influenced by external pressures.