26 November was the first genuinely real exercise full of substance after 1989 of communication between the people and the political elite. The representative democracy is, before all, a system of communication between population of a political space and the leaders of this space. The most direct channel of communication of this system is the vote. The messages that are transmitted via vote describe the chart of the real priorities of the governed. The real legitimacy of the elected is not based on the mere fact of having been chosen but on the fact that they have received a command they have to execute. In its turn, the power conferred to the chosen ones is only conferred with the unique purpose, very pragmatic, to be able to answer, by practicing it, the priorities established by vote. The political elites compete in order to establish who manages to answer the best and the most convincingly to the real needs of the public, permanently read in the polls and institutionalized by vote. On the whole, the mechanism of the representative democracy fully justifies a well-known definition of politics as the art of the possible. The establishing of the limits of the possible and of the objectives that these limits refer to, is unrealizable without a permanent communication between the political elite and the governed, communication through which the vital reference points of the political action are transmitted. Or, this communication totally or almost totally misses from the Romanian political system before November 26th. On the one hand, the population didn't know what and how to ask. None of the ballots until 1996 was a radiography of the reality and of the priorities imposed. People voted passionately, ignorantly or irrationally. On the other hand, any of the political parties didn't assume any of the projects based on reality. Speaking different languages, the populat