Iasi has a senator whom not even his party has heard about. Is there a bigger offence for the electors and a better reason for the introduction of the uninominal system of voting? When, after the counting of the votes from abroad, Iasi lost a senator position in PD (Democratic Party) - Dan Vasiliu and won a PDSR (Social Democracy Party) one - Alin Theodor Ciocirlie, PDSR got with this achievement in a Guinness book of the local branch. PDSR has in Iasi the second parliamentarian group in the country, according to statistics, made up of 7 deputies and four senators. Lots of people and, therefore, details, in which even the persons accredited to give relations about the party's members get entangled. Due to the fact that he is a member of the Humanist Party, Ciocirlie is not in the photo by liescu's side on the electoral panels "Nine for a new Romania". Nobody saw him in the neighborhood during the electoral campaign. Few people imagined that someone could have the incredible luck to be a senator of Iasi, though he is from Bucharest, and as for the circumscription where he was elected it is hard to say whether he has ever visited it. But the miracle happened. One more care and trouble for the PDSR members in Iasi, who, no matter how mush they tried, did not manage to get and offer any piece of information or photo of the enigmatical senator Ciocirlie. If you ask at the party who he is, you are answered, unless all you get is a shrug, that Ciocirlie "is from Rompres, somewhere". But nobody can swear it is true. Traian Dobre, old deputy in PDSR, heard about Ciocirlie he is a "noteworthy economist". Then, waggishly, he adds as if angry with the incredible chance of this senator: "what, you think I do not wait for him to see how much economy he knows?". Admitting that Traian Dobre is not the most important person in PDSR, let's see what senator Ion Solcanu says. He only kn