Nicușor Dan's decisive 2025 presidential victory and the start of his five-year term in May position him as the incumbent with constitutional protections against removal. Ongoing parliamentary efforts to gather signatures for suspension, primarily backed by AUR and a limited number of PSD lawmakers, have fallen short of the threshold needed to advance the process. Dan continues to exercise presidential authority by nominating prime ministerial candidates amid the government formation deadlock, engaging in EU and NATO-aligned diplomacy, and signaling readiness for snap elections only if negotiations fail—moves that underscore institutional continuity rather than vulnerability. With the next scheduled vote in 2030 and no successful impeachment or resignation on the horizon, trader consensus reflects the structural barriers and absence of decisive political momentum against his tenure through 2026.