In the last national election, how many days did it take for the EMB to announce certified results?

Certfied elections for the 2014 Legislative Elections can be found here. 

The CEC submitted its final report on the election to the Constitutional Court on 21 November. The Election Code provides that the Constitutional Court must decide whether or not to validate the election results within ten days, but not before the resolution of all election-related complaints. On 13 December, the Constitutional Court validated the legality of the election after considering the final CEC election report, observer reports and a complaint filed by Ms. Sandu on the day of the hearing. The delay in election results was due to Ms Sandu’s complaints that the election was rigged due to voters abroad being denied their voting rights. Thus, the Courts had to consider whether the denial of voters’ rights abroad influenced the final outcome of the election.